Best Methods To Deal With QuickBooks Error 6000 832
                     Techniques To Rectify 
QuickBooks error 6000 832
QuickBooks company files are a collection of financial data of users that can be 
shared on a multi-user network with a server computer and workstations. 
Unfortunately, the software sometimes falls prey to errors while opening or 
hosting the company file. QuickBooks Error 6000 832 emerges on the screen as 
soon as the software fails to access the data file. If you also get bothered by this 
error while opening your company file, this blog will help you explore the causes 
of this error and the strategies that can eliminate the company file.
Get in touch with a QB support representative at 1-855-856-0042 
for easy troubleshooting ideas to rectify the issue.

Reasons
The primary reasons for the development of this company file error in QuickBooks 
are given below-
•  A damaged or corrupt company file leads to this issue when the software fails 
to run the file.
• Defective installation of QuickBooks on your computer resulted in damaged 
network descriptor or other program files.
• QuickBooks fails to access the file in its default location due to a lack of 
required folder permissions.
Solutions
The techniques required to rectify this company file error from your QuickBooks 
are mentioned below-
Solution 1- Fix the QB program files and scan them with 
Database Server Manager
Every application has a set of files it requires to run and function smoothly. 
QuickBooks also has a Network Descriptor(.nd) file required during the setup of a 
multi-user network. This file stores information about the systems that are to be 
connected together and helps the Database Server Manager to monitor the data 
flow in the network. If these files get damaged due to a virus attack or data 
corruption, the network can’t be established due to a malfunction in Database 
Server Manager. Apply the following steps to recreate the damaged QB files-
 
• Open the QuickBooks folder using a file explorer and search for a file ending 
with .nd.
• Right-click the .nd file and tap Rename.
• Type ‘.old’ as an extension to the file name and save the file.
• Run QuickBooks Database Server Manager and navigate to the Scan Folders tab.
• Select the QuickBooks folder using the Browse option and tap Start Scan.
• Wait until the scan in the DBSM finishes and reopen QuickBooks.
Consider using the next solution if the error stops you from accessing your data file.
Solution 2- Repair the damaged data file with the help of 
the QuickBooks File Doctor tool
A damaged company file can also lead you to this error while trying to host the 
company file or accessing it from a network. You can fix the damaged file using 
the QuickBooks File Doctor tool as described in the steps below-
1. Open the Company file issues menu in the QB Tool hub.
2. Click the Run QuickBooks File Doctor Tool option and select your company 
file.
3. Select Browse if you can’t find the file in the list.
4. Type your QB admin password to run the tool and wait until the tool finishes 
the repairs.
5. Reopen the company file in QuickBooks.
The error won’t cause you any more trouble after executing the methods.
Conclusion
You are now at the end of this blog focusing on insights into 
QuickBooks Error 6000 832 that develops while accessing a company file. 
We hope you use the methods described in the blog to access your company 
file in QuickBooks without any issues.
 
If you run into issues while using the methods, consult a QB expert team at 1-
855-856-0042.