QuickBooks is accounting software that powers a fast, seamless user-friendly interface and a variety of features for financial management segmented towards small and medium-scale enterprises. It packs features like, inventory management, payroll, e-tax filing, generating customer invoices, and much more. Despite all merits, QuickBooks users sometimes have a hard time countering software bugs within the application.
The “QuickBooks Error Code 6150 1006” error often pops up while a user tries accessing, creating, or working on the company files. The primary cause of occurrence of the error code is damage to the data in the company files. There are several other grounds on which the “QuickBooks Error Code 6150 1006” appears and various preventive measures are provided in the subsequent topics of the blog.
Though, the error “QuickBooks Error Code 6150 1006” can be fixed if you go through the steps provided in the solutions later in this post. However, if there are any relevant queries that you want to ask, call on the toll-free 1-(855)-856-0042 for better resolution.
Recommended to Read: QuickBooks abort error
Reasons why the “QuickBooks Error Code 6150 1006” occurs
Here are the best possible causes as to why the “QuickBooks Error 6150 1006” shows up on the users PC screen-
- User is trying to access an impaired company file.
- Troublesome company files extension other than the default (.QBW).
- Lack of some QuickBooks Installation files or partially installed QuickBooks Desktop.
Preventive Remedies to obviate the “QuickBooks Error 6150 1006”
Solution-1: Fixing impairments of data using QuickBooks Auto Data Recovery
The QuickBooks Desktop application possesses a built-in feature that enables users to recover missing or damaged data in company files.
- Quit ‘QuickBooks’ to come to desktop.
- Make a new folder named ‘QB Test’ on the desktop.
- Navigate to the path of the QuickBooks company files folder. Look for each file with an extension ‘.tlg’.
- Use the copy command by pressing down the keys ‘Control’ + ‘C’ to copy each of the ‘.tlg’ files. Return to the ‘QB Test’ folder you made earlier and paste the ‘.tlg’ files you copied.
- Locate the ‘QB Auto Data Recovery’ folder in the company files folder.
- Use the copy command again by right-clicking each of ‘.QBW.adr’ files and select ‘Copy’ from the drop-down located inside the folder ‘QB Auto Data Recovery’. Go back to the folder ‘QB Test’ on the desktop and paste all files.
- Open the folder ‘QB Test’, click the right mouse button on the ‘.QBW.adr’ file to select rename from the drop-down.
- Erase the extension ‘.adr’ in ‘.QBW.adr.
- Go to Desktop. Open ‘QuickBooks Desktop’ by right-click and ‘Open’.
- Browse to open company files within the ‘QB Test’.
- Go to the ‘File’ menu. Select ‘Utilities’ below it. Click ‘Verify Data’ to check the file through self-diagnosis.
- When the diagnosis report is OK, copy the company files within the ‘QB Test’ folder and paste them inside the QuickBooks company files folder to replace the impaired files.
If the above solution didn’t work, open QuickBooks File Doctor within QuickBooks Tool Hub to resolve this error.
We now come to the end of the blog. We believe the written post empowered our users with necessary info on the “QuickBooks Error Code 6150 1006” by providing its description including reasons and the preventive measures. We hope we could respond to each of our user’s queries. If you still have some issues regarding the error, you may dial the toll-free number 1-(855)-856-0042 for a better resolution.
