How to get rid of QuickBooks error 6000 and 832
                     Effectual fixes for QuickBooks 
error 6000 and 832
QuickBooks helps to connect multiple systems in an organization using a multi-user 
network. Users can access the same data concurrently and make changes to it with 
every new transaction. The data is stored as company files that can be shared online 
or moved to a storage device. But the software can sometimes develop issues while 
connecting to the company files due to QuickBooks error 6000 and 832, which 
develops due to incorrect hosting settings. If you also fail to open a company file 
due to this error, read this blog until the end to discover its reasons and the 
appropriate ways to tackle it in your QuickBooks.
Troubleshoot this error quickly using the guidance provided by a QB 
professional at +1 855-948-3646.

Reasons
This error will cause trouble while setting up a multi-user network due to the 
following reasons-
1. The Network Descriptor file has been severely damaged and not functioning 
correctly.
2. One or more workstations run in multi-user mode, trying to host the company 
file.
3. The software cannot process the company file due to its unreadable format 
after suffering damage.
Solutions
The effective solutions for this company file error in QuickBooks are given below-
Solution 1- Rename the Network Descriptor (.nd) file and recreate 
it using Database Server Manager
The network descriptor file is essential for QuickBooks to access a file in a multi-
user mode environment. The file stores information about the data source and the 
systems authorized to use the multi-user network. You’ll face difficulty accessing 
your company file hosted in a network if the .nd file gets damaged and stops 
functioning. Your QB data remains unaffected, and you can recreate the file by 
renaming it and then registering it on the network using Database Server Manager. 
Apply the steps underneath-
1. Search for QuickBooks, right-click its icon, and select Open file location.
2. Find a file with the name of your data file and extension .nd.
3. Right-click on the network descriptor (.nd) file and select Rename.
4. Add ‘.old’ to the file name and save it.
5. Run QuickBooks Database Server Manager and go to the Scan folders tab.
6. Choose the folder in which you renamed the file and click Start Scan.
7. Let the scan complete, and then try to access your company file in QuickBooks.
If the error develops again, try the next solution.
Solution 2- Fix the damaged company file
Another reason for this error interrupting you can be a damaged company file, 
which is unusable for the software. You can use the QuickBooks tool hub to repair 
the file and make it readable for the software again. Follow these steps-
1. Launch the QuickBooks tool hub after rebooting your system.
2. Go to the Company file issues menu and tap the Run QuickBooks File Doctor 
tool.
3. Click Browse to locate your company if it isn’t mentioned in the list.
4. Enter your Admin credentials to begin the tool and wait until it finishes.
5. Retry accessing the data file in QuickBooks.
After using the methods, you won’t face any problems accessing the company file.
Conclusion
This brings us to the end of our blog, which describes the conditions that 
trigger QuickBooks error 6000 and 832 while opening a company file. 
The techniques that can be used against it are also present in the blog, and 
we hope you’ll use them to fix the issue in your QuickBooks.
If you still get troubled by the error, contact a QB support team at +1 855-
948-3646.