It's not uncommon to encounter various errors when using QuickBooks. These errors are often caused by complex code and algorithms within the software. The good news is that the QuickBooks error can usually be resolved with a series of simple steps. This blog will focus on QuickBooks error code H202. This particular error often occurs when user tries to switch to multi-user mode. This falls under the category of H-series error, which occurs specifically in multi-user mode. Read this article to fully understand this error. Read the blog carefully to get more insight on this topic. In this blog post, I would like to tackle one of the most commonly reported error codes that many QuickBooks users face. However, if you would like the assistance of our expert team or certified experts to resolve your issue on, please feel free to contact us on toll-free number +1-800-360-4183. Our QuickBooks Enterprise Support team is always available to guide you through the problem resolution process.
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How to resolve QuickBooks error H202? | Forum
Solution 1: Verify Hosting Settings
Verify Hosting Settings on the Server Computer:
Open QuickBooks on the computer where the company file is stored.
Go to "File" > "Utilities" and ensure that "Host Multi-User Access" is selected.
If "Stop Hosting Multi-User Access" is displayed, click on it.
Restart QuickBooks Database Server Manager:
Close QuickBooks on all computers.
Restart the QuickBooks Database Server Manager on the server computer.
Solution 2: Check Firewall and Security Software Settings
Configure Firewall Settings:
Configure your firewall settings to allow QuickBooks communication.
Add QuickBooks executables to the exceptions list in your firewall.
Temporarily Disable Security Software:
Temporarily disable antivirus or security software on the server and client computers.
Attempt to open the company file on the affected computer.
Solution 3: Verify QuickBooks Services
Press Windows + R:
Press the Windows key + R to open the Run dialog.
Type Services.msc:
Type services.msc and press Enter.
Verify QuickBooks Services:
Ensure that the QuickBooksDB and QBCFMonitor services are running.
Restart these services if necessary.
Solution 4: Edit Hosts File
Edit Hosts File:
Open the hosts file on each computer.
Add the server's IP address and computer name to the hosts file.
Save and close the hosts file.
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