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How to Troubleshoot QuickBooks Error 6130| Let's Find out

QuickBooks Error 6130 mostly gets triggered due to damaged company files or corrupted network data and transaction log files. This linked article will help you understand various other causes and solutions to the error. Read the linked article to know more, and dialu00a0(844)-932-1139u00a0if you want to ask any questions related to the linked article or the error.

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How to Troubleshoot QuickBooks Error 6130| Let's Find out

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  1. What does QuickBooks Error 6130 Mean and How to Fix it?

  2. QuickBooks Error 6130 gets triggered when you try to open a company file in the multi-user mode network. The error is usually displayed with an error message “QuickBooks is trying to access the company file but cannot contact the database server.” Multiple causes can trigger error 6130 in QuickBooks. With various causes comes various solutions to fix the error. Determining the cause of the error will help you find the most suitable solution to the error. Read the complete article to understand the causes and the solutions to QuickBooks Error Code 6130.

  3. The Most Common Causes of Error 6130 in QuickBooks  • Your company file is damaged.  • You are using the outdated software of QuickBooks.  • The network data and transaction log files are corrupted.  • Windows Firewall is blocking the connection between QuickBooks and the server.  • Your QuickBooks Database Service stopped working. • Conclusion:  • First, you need to figure out the cause of the error and then find the most effective solution accordingly. In case you could not figure out the cause of the error, use the hit and trial method to implement the solutions. 

  4. Troubleshooting Methods to Error 6130 in QuickBooks Recreate the Network Data and Transaction Log file in QuickBooks Configuration files allow us to see the company file. Corruption in the configuration files can cause the error. You need to recreate both the configuration file known as network data and transaction log files to fix the error. The steps to recreate the file are given below:

  5. Open the Windows file manager. • Search QuickBooks Installation Folder.  • Then find the network data file and transaction log file in the QuickBooks Installation folder. Network data file ends with the .nd extension, and the transaction log file ends with the .tlg extension.  • Right-click the network data file. • Select the Rename option.  • Add .OLD after the .nd extension. For example, company_file.nd.OLD. • Press Enter to save the file name.  • Repeat the above steps for the transaction log file that has the .tlg extension. • Finally, open QuickBooks and check if the error is resolved. 

  6. Use the QuickBooks File Doctor Tool • Damaged company files can cause the error. Running the file doctor tool will help fix the error. Follow the instructions given below to run QuickBooks File Doctor Tool:  • Double click the QuickBooks Tool Hub icon to open it.  • Select the Company File Issues tab.  • Then click the Run QuickBooks File Doctor button. • Click the Browse and search button to look for your company file.  • After that, select the Check your file button and click Continue.  • Type your QuickBooks credentials if asked.  • Finally, click Next and then wait for the repair to complete.

  7. Conclusion:  This article aims to explain the causes and the solutions to the QuickBooks Error 6130. The solutions discussed above include running QuickBooks File Doctor and recreating the QuickBooks network data file and transaction log file. If the error is still not resolved, the QuickBooks Database service might have stopped working. Restart your QuickBooks Database service to fix the error. Dial (844)-932-1139 if you have any doubts related to the article or the error. 

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