Here are some common causes and steps to resolve QuickBooks Error 6150, -1006:
1. Company File Corruption:
The most common cause is a corrupted company file. This can happen due to various reasons, such as power outages or improper shutdowns.
Solution:
Create a backup of your company file for safety.
Use the built-in QuickBooks File Doctor tool to scan and repair the company file.
If File Doctor doesn't resolve the issue, you may need to restore the company file from a recent backup.
2. Incorrect File Extension:
QuickBooks company files should have specific file extensions, such as .QBW. If the file extension is incorrect, it can trigger this error.
Solution:
Ensure that your company file has the correct file extension (.QBW). If it doesn't, you may need to change the file extension manually.
3. QuickBooks Installation Issues:
An issue with the QuickBooks installation or a damaged installation file can cause this error.
Solution:
Uninstall QuickBooks and then reinstall it. Be sure to install the latest version available.
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Peter