How to Fix QuickBooks Error H202 Resolve Multi-User Mode Issues
                     You are Just Three Steps Away to Fix 
the QuickBooks Error H202
When attempting to move from the single-user mode to the multi-user 
mode in QuickBooks, the QuickBooks error H202 switching to multi-user 
mode may appear. It is aggravating when this issue keeps happening 
repeatedly. So, in order to cure this problem, let us look at what is 
causing it, what the symptoms are, and how we might fix them. 
Conquering QuickBooks Error H202 is essential to protect your operating 
system and invaluable QuickBooks data.
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Instant Solutions to Handle Error H202 in 
QuickBooks Desktop
Employ the QuickBooks Database Server Manager on your server by utilizing the 
QuickBooks Tool Hub:
Step 1: Install the QuickBooks Tool Hub on your server
The QuickBooks Tool Hub is a feature that has been used by millions of users to 
eliminate common QuickBooks errors. You must close QuickBooks in order to use 
the tool center. We recommend running Tool Hub on Windows 10 64-bit for the 
optimal user experience.
1. Exit from QuickBooks.
2. Next, get the latest version of the QuickBooks Tool Hub.
3. Save the file in a location that you can easily locate, such as your Downloads 
folder or directly on your Windows desktop. 
Note: If you have previously installed Tool Hub, you can determine which version 
you have. Click on the Home menu. The version will appear below.
4. Open the file you downloaded (QuickBooksToolHub.exe).
5. Follow the on-screen steps to install and agree to the terms and conditions.
6. When the installation finishes, double-click the icon on your Windows desktop 
to open the tool hub.
Note: If you cannot find the icon, do a search in Windows for QuickBooks Tool Hub 
and select the program.
Step 2: Execute the QuickBooks Database Server Manager 
on your server from the Tool Hub
The computer that stores your QuickBooks company files is your server. Your 
additional network-connected devices are your workstations.
1. Using the QuickBooks Tool Hub, click on Network Issues.
2. Choose QuickBooks Database Server Manager. If QuickBooks isn't set up on 
your server, it will guide you through the installation.
3. Inside QuickBooks Database Server Manager, hit Start Scan if your company 
file folder(s) are visible. If not, use Browse to locate your company file and 
then select Start Scan.
4. QuickBooks Database Server Manager will automatically fix your firewall 
settings. After scanning, hit on ‘Close.’
5. On each computer where Error H202 appears, open QuickBooks. Go to File, 
then choose Switch to  Multi-user Mode. Remember to do this on your server 
computer if it is used as a workstation too.
Step 3: Launch the File Doctor from the Tool Hub
1. In the tool hub, click on Company File Issues.
2. Choose Run QuickBooks File Doctor. It might take a moment to open. Note: If 
QuickBooks File Doctor does not open, look for QuickBooks Desktop File Doc 
and open it directly.
3. In QuickBooks File Doctor, pick your company file from the drop-down list. If 
you cannot find your file, click on Browse and search for it.
4. Click on Check your file and Network (the top option), then press Continue.
5. Enter your QuickBooks admin password and hit on ‘Next.’
If your workstations can enter multi-user mode without issue, the issue is 
resolved.
Conclusion
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safeguard your operating system and important QuickBooks data. Reach out to 
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