While working with QuickBooks, users might encounter certain errors that might trouble them and hinder there smooth working. One such error is QuickBooks unrecoverable error, especially when the software experiences critical application fault. In this blog, we will be discussing about the unrecoverable error. For further details, one can get in touch with support by dialing our toll-free number.
When QuickBooks unrecoverable error occurs?
- In case the user is trying to start/open/access a company file.
- The next reason can be when the user tries to close the company file
- At the time of closing any open window at the QB company file.
- At the time of creating a backup, a company file or creating a portable file.
- Also, at the time of sending the payroll via Direct deposit.
- At the time when saving a record/transaction.
Troubleshooting Steps to Fix QuickBooks Desktop Unrecoverable error Like a Pro
- The very first step is to repair the QuickBooks application.
- After that the user is required to download and also run the QuickBooks Install diagnostic tool.
- Once done with that, reinstall the QuickBooks using the clean install tool.
- Now the user is required to manually repair your Microsoft components. You are not comfortable with these actions, seek advice from an IT specialist or Microsoft support team.
- Rectifying or reinstall Microsoft.NET Framework
- Fixing Microsoft MSXML
- After that user is required to uninstall or re-install Microsoft visual C++
- Lastly, run the reboot.exe file
Conclusion!
We hope that the above-enumerated troubleshooting steps will help the user to get rid of the unrecoverable error in QuickBooks desktop. However, if the user is unable to tackle the error even after following the above-enumerated steps, then it is suggested to seek help from our QuickBooks error support professional assistance.
You can simply dial our toll-free number i.e., 1-800-761-1787, our highly qualified and certified accounting professionals will assist you to get rid of the error in the best possible way.
