Copy instead of backup
US QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions : 11.0: Standard
I have a client that cut and pasted their QuickBooks file to another drive, rather than backing up and restoring. Now it can't be opened. Any suggestions?
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02/07/12 6:28am PST
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02/07/12 8:33am PST
It should open without any problems. What happens?
One thing to try is to open the new folder/location where the QBW file is and remove any files with the same name and a different file extension. Then try opening the file.
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Tim Teichman
02/10/12 6:11am PST
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A message pops up that says, "The user name "Admin" is not a recognized user. Check the spelling or ask your QuickBooks Administrator to set you up as a new user. When I click through that, I get an Unrecoverable Error Code 20187 88926. The files she copied over were .QBW, .QBW.DSN, .QBW.ND, .QBW.TLG.
