How to Fix QuickBooks Error 6000, 83?

Error 6000, 83 is a common issue that can occur due to various reasons when trying to open or restore a company file. If you encounter this error, it's important to understand the causes and follow the appropriate solutions. Mostly the QuickBooks error code 6000, 83 is provoked due to corruption in the Company files. Another cause could be a changed location of the company file or virus infestation spread to the QuickBooks folders.

Differed Causes of QuickBooks Error 6000, 83

This Company file error can be caused as a result of the below given causes:

Damaged company file.
Multiple users attempting to host the same company file (QBW).
Antivirus or firewall programs blocking QuickBooks Desktop.
Network connectivity problems.
Insufficient permissions to access the company file on workstations.

Signs and Symptoms of QuickBooks Error Code 6000, 83

QuickBooks displays an error message (QuickBooks error 6000, 83) followed by a Windows crash.
Sluggish performance of Windows due to the company file access error.
Periodic freezing of the PC for a few seconds.
Inability to access company records, requiring troubleshooting steps.

Approaches to Troubleshoot QuickBooks Error Code 6000, 83

To resolve QuickBooks Error 6000, 83, you can try the following solutions:

Approach 1: Use QuickBooks Tool Hub

Download and install the QuickBooks Tool Hub from the Intuit website.
Run QuickBooks File Doctor from the Company File Issues tab in the Tool Hub.

Activate QuickBooks without accessing the company file.

Choose Repair File and Network Issues in the QB File Doctor Tool.

Select the damaged company file, follow the instructions, and check if the error is resolved.

Approach 2: Disable Hosting on Every System

Disable hosting on all systems except the one hosting the primary server.
Check if your PC is hosting the company file (it should show the option "Host multiple user access").