• Quickbooks Pro 2010 Activation Patch Download

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I've been running Quickbooks 2010 on Windows 10 for the last year with no problem. After this last Windows 10 update, however, I am no long able to open Quickbooks.

It opens to the point where it asks me to register and then it crashes regardless whether I choose Register Now or Register Later. I have tried the following:. Uninstalled and reinstalled QB with clean install, including using the Clean Install tool. Repaired the installation.

Re-registered QB in the registry using the reboot.bat tool in the QB folder. Ran sfc /scannow - no errors found The problem is not the data file because I get the same response whether opening the data file or a sample data file. I confirmed this by installing QB2010 on my laptop and the program registered successfully and opened the data file with no problems. The application event logs show these errors: An unexpected error has occured in 'QuickBooks Pro 2010': Connection Error:Invalid user ID or password An unexpected error has occured in 'QuickBooks Pro 2010': Connection String:CON=QBConnectionPool-Probe-QBdataengine20;;DBF=C: Usersmy username Documentsdata filename.QBW;ENG=QBdataengine20;DBN=df443c5d1bab473882f50ceca47a343a An unexpected error has occured in 'QuickBooks Pro 2010': DBConnPool::HandleConnectionError errorCode:-6069, dbCode:-103 from file:'. Src ConnPool.cpp' at line 1036 from function:'DBMgr::DBConnPool::init' An unexpected error has occured in 'QuickBooks Pro 2010': QuickBooks has experienced a problem and must be shut down. I had a user with the same problem you are facing. Win 10, QB 10, same DLL.

I actually came across this when looking for a solution, but couldn't find anything specific for it online. The only clue I had is that she said it did updates last night, and didn't work today. I had to roll back the Windows 10 to the previous build and it worked. I used the registry to set the network adapters to metered connections so it wont load updates. Its not a permanent fix, but they are going to upgrade their QB pretty soon now that this happened.

I am receiving an unusual number of calls right now from QuickBooks users who can no longer get into QuickBooks. They get a message like “QuickBooks has stopped working”, or “QuickBooks has encountered a problem and must be closed”. Or they don’t get an error message, but QuickBooks won’t run all of a sudden.

This problem is showing up in the comments of too. All of these calls and posts have two things in common:. The users are using Windows 10, which just installed an update. The users are using a version of QuickBooks older than the 2015 version Many of the users are frustrated and confused.

Quickbooks Pro 2010 Activation Patch Download

Several have told me, “I know this is an old version of QuickBooks, but it was working just fine until today!” Here’s the deal: Only QuickBooks 2015 or higher is certified to work correctly with Windows 10. The users I’ve been talking to seem to have been using older versions of QuickBooks under Windows 10 without any problemsuntil last week! Once the Windows update was installed, their computer couldn’t run QuickBooks anymore.

I don’t know of a workaround for this in the old QuickBooks versions, or if a workaround will come. The oldest version of QuickBooks that Intuits still supports is 2014, and I will be quite surprised if they provide any kind of patch to the pre-2014 versions. If you are running old QuickBooks and haven’t yet installed the Windows 10 update, I suppose you could turn off Windows Updates, and keep that update from hitting your computer (if it hasn’t already). Torrent gaspard proust tournee. But it’s not a good idea to freeze your installation of Windows and stop updating it. Bad security, bad IT strategy. So that’s not a good long-term solution. The only ongoing solution I can think of right now is to get a version of QuickBooks that is coded to work correctly with Windows 10: QuickBooks 2015, QuickBooks 2016, or QuickBooks 2017.

Sorry, no magic bullet for the old stuff. If I hear of anything, though, I’ll post it here. Have any of you encountered this problem and found a solution? I am currently having problems with backing up my data to my local drive or removable drive since I upgrade to windows ten.

I am only allowed to backup to quickbooks online. I AM SO FRUSTRATED I am ready to buy a different bookkeeping software.

Each time I tried to backup to any other drives I get an error message that I don’t have enough space on my f-drive which is never my intended drive but even when I change/redirect to other drives that have plenty space for the backup data I still get the same error message. I feel screwed. I’m so glad I found this page! Like others, I was getting the error message about “QB stopped working and the program will close” probably around September 2016. I have Quickbooks Pro 2011 Desktop and Windows 10.

At that time I called Intuit and was told to hold down the ALT key for a few seconds after I entered my password. That worked until February 20, 2017. When I chatted online with someone at Intuit, I was told I needed to upgrade to a newer version of QB.

I found this page, I turned off my internet WiFi connection, and now it works. Perhaps it’s the times. These days there are rampant claims of fake news, and in this case I suspect a “fake” problem. In the absence of a network connection my QB 2010 can’t get the word that it’s supposed to encounter a problem, so it runs just fine. With an internet connection it exhibits the problem everyone who finds this webpage is complaining about. I think that it’s fair game to leave older software unsupported when operating systems evolve and diverge from the product. But it’s unconscionable for the vendor to design software to fail “on command” within the context of a viable OS, e.g.

Windows 10 version 1607 (OS build 14393.693). Intuit may have done this, and like other fake news it ought to be investigated.

I suggest users harmed by this apparent manipulation contact their state attorneys general and advocate an investigation to determine if fraud is a factor. Don’t let Quickbooks tell you that QBE 6.0 and Windows 10 are incompatible and that’s why you can’t load it. This reinstall was working fine until the registration info came up and I couldn’t put in the validation code. I put in the CD and it installed.net1.1. I figured I’d just reinstall QB altogether, but it noticed the old version and prompted me to uninstall that version. I first tried going to control panel and “repairing” the original version. Worked like a charm.

I should have looked at my old CD to begin with. I had written down all of the info, including the validation code, and wouldn’t have had all the pain of them keeping me on hold to get the “validation code”, which was the same as the old one.