No matter how perfect and advantageous QuickBooks Desktop is, the fact that using it is not free from error and bugs is also actual. Nowadays, many users are facing QuickBooks error 6123 when attempting to open QuickBooks Desktop with the QBW company file. The error code abruptly pops up on the user’s computer screen with an error message, which simply reads, “We’re sorry, but QuickBooks can’t open your company file.” Generally, such an error happens when there is some issue with the QuickBooks company file, such as the incorrect filename. However, there can be several other reasons behind the occurrence of error 6123 that we will discuss with you further in this post, alongside the troubleshooting solutions.
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What can trigger QuickBooks error 6123 0?
The followings can be the reasons behind the occurrence of QuickBooks error 6123 0:
Issues with the QuickBooks company file.
Any QuickBooks Desktop program file is either damaged or corrupted.
How can you get rid of QuickBooks error 6123?
Solution 1) From QuickBooks Tool Hub, run the QuickBooks File Doctor tool
Get QuickBooks Tool Hub of the most updated version (1.5.0.0) from Intuit’s official website and store it on the desktop.
Select the setup file QuickBooksToolHub.exe you have downloaded and follow the instructions mentioned on the screen.
Solution 2) From QuickBooks Tool Hub, run the Quick Fix my Program tool
To finish the installation of QuickBooks Tool Hub, agree to the terms and conditions.
Double-select the QuickBooks Tool Hub’s icon to open the software.
From the left pane of the screen, select the Company File Issues tab.
In the Fix My Company File section, choose the Run QuickBooks File Doctor button.
Choose the Browse button to select the QuickBooks company file with the .qbw extension.
Select the Check your file option and then choose the Continue button.
Type in the admin username and password of QuickBooks as prompted.
Select the Continue button.
Once the tool finishes repairing the company file, choose the company’s name from the list.
At last, select the Open QuickBooks button.
Conclusion:
If you can’t get rid of QuickBooks error 6123 even after implementing all the troubleshooting solutions explained above in the post, then there is a great possibility that the QuickBooks company file is completely damaged. Our recommendation for you is to restore the backup company file in QuickBooks Desktop and see whether this fixes the error or not. For additional troubleshooting assistance to resolve the company file error, feel free to contact QuickBooks experts at 1.800.579.0391.

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