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Buy nowI purchased a new laptop and have successfully installed (from disk) Quickbooks 2000. I am trying to move 2 company files from old to new laptop. I have tried "utilities" "move QB to another computer". Everything copies to my USB. When I open the USB on new computer and click on "Move_QuickBooks.exe" nothing happens. I tried to backup the files and tried restore. It states the file is corrupt or not a correct file type. Same with just moving the .qbw files and trying to open. Any suggestions?
It's great news to have a new laptop for convenient use, Di Cuming. However, using an old version of QuickBooks on a new laptop can cause compatibility issues. Let me explain further.
QuickBooks 2000 is now unsupported. Older versions like this are not tested with recent or new operating systems (OS) of laptops/computers, which is why they have compatibility issues.
We have plenty of troubleshooting steps; however, there's no guarantee that they will work since this version is unsupported. You can use the QuickBooks Tool Hub, which provides tools that can help you fix common QuickBooks Desktop issues.
Here's how:
Please check the article for more information about the QuickBooks Tool Hub and the steps above.
In case you want to upgrade to the newer version of QuickBooks Desktop, you need to update your company files also. Check this resource for more information.
If anything else comes up, feel free to hit the Reply button and leave us a comment. We're here to help you more.
Open the sample file on your old PC and create a backup file. Can you restore it on your new PC?
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