How to Resolve QuickBooks Company File Error 6130 Quickly and Easily
                     Troubleshooting QuickBooks Error 6130 in Simple Steps
Dealing with errors while using QuickBooks is a real struggle for 
QuickBooks users because it disrupts the workflow and reduces 
productivity by hampering the software's ability to function. One such 
error that causes problems for QuickBooks users is 
QuickBooks Company File Error 6130, which keeps you from accessing 
your company file and efficiently handling your money.
The error message points to an issue with QuickBooks' access to the data, 
further impacting the work. In this guide, we will state the causes of error 
code 6130 and provide step-by-step solutions to assist you in resolving this 
issue and restoring the software's seamless functionality.
If you need further help to fix this error, feel free to give us a 
call at 1.855.738.2784. You can always get assistance from 
our QuickBooks experts. They will provide guidance 
specifically tailored to your situation.

Reasons Why Error Code 6130 
Appears in QB Application
Here is a list of reasons that are responsible for this error 6130.
• Damaged/corrupted company files can cause this error.
• Issues with the QuickBooks Database service can be one of the reasons 
for this error.
• Damaged .ND and .TLG files can trigger this error.
Solution to Fix Company File Error 6130
Continue with QuickBooks and access the company files without any issues 
by utilizing the options provided below to resolve this error.
Solution 1: Fix the Damaged Company File 
and Network Issue
• Firstly, download and install QuickBooks Tool Hub, and if you already 
have it in your system, then follow the next steps.
• Access QB Tool Hub.
• Navigate to 'Company File Issues' and then select 'Run QuickBooks File 
Doctor.'
• Click on the 'Check Your File' option and hit 'Continue.'
• Click 'Next' and let this tool run to fix the issue.
Solution 2: Renaming the .ND and .TLG File
• Go to the QuickBooks installation folder from Windows File Manager.
• You can access the folder by following the path:
• C:\Users\Public\Public Documents \ Intuit \ QuickBooks\.
• Search for the same file name as your company file but with.ND and 
.TLG extension.
• Right-click on the file then select 'Rename' from the menu that appears.
• Add .OLD extension at the end.
• Now, save the file name and relaunch QuickBooks.
• After that, try to access the company file.
• Now, check for the error, and if this solution does not help, move to the 
next solution.
Solution 3: Restart the QuickBooks 
Database Service
• Press Windows + R.
• Type service.msc and hit 'Enter.'
• Now, from the list, search for QuickBooksDBXX.
• Click on service and select 'Start' from the left panel.
• After that, access the company file and check for the error.
Following this guide, you can easily fix the QuickBooks Company File 
Error 6130 and ensure smooth working with QB software. Even after trying 
all these solutions, if the issue still appears, do not hesitate to reach out to 
our certified QuickBooks experts by dialing 1.855.738.2784. They will 
help you to resolve the error immediately.