You can try and rectify the QuickBooks error 6189, 816 using the below methods and steps:
You can reboot the system and the servers, so as to tackle out the issue. The steps to be performed in here are:
Well, if the first two methods didn’t work for you, then you need to move the company file to the local hard drive, if the error continues and also if the company file is stored on a removable drive or online. Moreover, you can restore QuickBooks files, on the server system’s hard drive. Avoid storing the files on removable drives, simply for the reason that they aren’t designed in a way to run QuickBooks or multi-user networks.
Chucking off QuickBooks error code 6189, 816 can be a little easy, once the above stated steps are performed fully. However, as always, for any queries, comments, or concerns, call us immediately at 1-800-615-2347. Our QuickBooks error support team will be more happy to help you!
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