Here’s How to Troubleshoot QuickBooks Error 6147

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Heres How to Troubleshoot QuickBooks Error 6147

• QuickBooks is the ideal accounting software that
  is used by the business organization to achieve
  the set goals. Just like any other application,
  QuickBooks users also face some technical issues
  such a QuickBooks Error 6147. This error mainly
  occurs when users try to access the original
  client file or the backup up file. Users must
  resolve this issue as soon as possible
  otherwise, it will damage the company file and
  can lead to data loss.

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A short description of QuickBooks Error 6147

• If you are using QuickBooks application and
  facing error 6147. Then, this presentation is
  best for you. Error 6147 is common in the
  application it appears on the screen when the
  company file is damaged or not properly located.
  When this error crop up, it comes along with a
  message that says, Error Code -6147, 0 when
  attempting to open my company file or a backup
  file.
• QuickBooks Error 6147 falls under the QuickBooks
  error 6000 series.

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Possible Causes of QuickBooks Error 6147
Lets discuss the reasons that trigger this error
the most. l The error may occur when both .ND
or .TLG extensions might be damaged or
corrupted. l Damage .QBW file. l Inadequate
folder permission to access the company file. l
The mapped drive is used to open the company
file. So, in case mapped drive is deleted. l
Restore the backup file from an external drive or
a network drive.
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Quick Way to Resolve QuickBooks Error 6147

• .ND and .TLG files are the configuration files of
  QuickBooks that enables the company file to run
  in a multi-user mode. To resolve this issue, you
  must rename .ND and .TLG file.
• Open Folder which contains QuickBooks Company
  File.
• Now, locate .ND and .TLG file.
• Next, right-click on these files and rename it to
  .ND old and .TLG old.

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Conclusion

• Hopefully, your query related to QuickBooks Error
  6147 is resolved. For any doubt, contact us at
  our helpline number (855)-526-5749.