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Join nowHi clyokell.You came to the right place. I'll be more than happy to help you out. Just leave a quick description of what's going on and I'll get right on a solution for you. I look forward to hearing from you. Have a great rest of your day.
Hello, tbucina.
Thanks for sharing the screenshots regarding the unrecoverable Error.
Unrecoverable errors can be caused by a number of technical reasons. This includes outdated QuickBooks versions, damaged QuickBooks components, and corrupted files.
Before proceeding with the solutions below, make sure your QuickBooks Desktop is updated to the latest release. Then, let's create a backup of your company file to avoid data loss.
If you don't use a user name to open your company file or if there are no other users to access it, here's how to fix a damaged regular user:
For admin users, run the QuickBooks File Doctor to resolve it.
Solution 1: Identity how many users are affected
Solution 2: Suppress your QuickBooks Desktop
If the issue persists, you can follow the 3rd to 6th solutions to this article: Unrecoverable Error: General Troubleshooting Steps
I'm also adding this unrecoverable error in QuickBooks Desktop for additional reference and guide.
Keep me posted on how this works. I'd be more glad to help. Take care!
QuickBooks Pro Desktop is only occasionally compatible with Wine, and Intuit (whom you paid a lot of money to) has repeatedly refused to support any platform other than genuine Windows.
There is NO alternative way to access data in a QB Company File - the file is encrypted, and only QB has the key. So your QB must be installed on a stable, reliable base system.
Enterprise-critical bookkeeping tasks and database access should not be considered robust or reliable when using Wine - an update to either Ubuntu, Wine, or QuickBooks may break the (unsupported) application and deny you access to your data. That's a hassle you do not need.
Consider instead using QB in a Win 10 Virtual Machine on an Ubuntu Host. It's a well-trod path with community support for every step. It requires slightly heftier hardware...but not much. I've used it for years without any problems. You can update Ubuntu without affecting Windows, and you can update Windows without affecting Ubuntu. You can have QB open in a Win10 Window on your Ubuntu desktop. QB cannot communicate with your Ubuntu applications (unless you write a bridge, not for beginners), but can communicate with other Win10 applications. You can share files between Ubuntu and Win10.
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