How to Troubleshoot QuickBooks Error Code 6000 304?

QuickBooks error code 6000 304 is seen when the user tries to open the company file and there is enough disk space on the system, or the disk quotas are turned on. This error code comes up on the screen with an error message stating “An error has occurred when the QuickBooks tried to access the company file. Please try again. If the problem persists, contact Intuit technical Support and provide the following codes (-6000, -304)”. Such an error can also be seen when the user account that runs QuickBooks has reaches its quota.

If you are also facing such QuickBooks error code 6000 304, then this post can help in fixing the QuickBooks error 6000 304. The user can also get in touch with our QuickBooks ProAdvisors and ask them to fix the error immediately. You just need to ring up at 1-800-761-1787, and leave the rest on our team.

Simple causes behind QuickBooks error 6000 304

There can be two main factors causing this error, which includes:

• In case the disk space is running low and so is unable to load the company file
• Or the other reason may be that the accounting software has crossed its memory usage limits

Simple Steps to Resolve QuickBooks Error 6000, 304

Checking the disk space to fix the error code 6000 304:

The user can follow the steps to check if he/she is having enough disk space, and try fixing the QuickBooks error 6000 304. The steps involved in this process are as follows:

• Initially, the user is supposed to click on my computer
• And then, move to the folder where the company file is placed
• After that, right click the hard disk and open properties tab
• Once done with that, check for the free space by clicking on the general tab

• The user is then required to either move the company file different hard disk or clear space from the hard disk where the file is stored
• Now, click on the quota tab when the hard disk has enough space
• The next step is to search for the spotlight on the left side of the screen
• Moving ahead, if the spotlight is red, then it indicates that there are no disk quotas

• Whereas, if the spotlight is green, then it indicates that the disk quotas are set
• At last, the user will have to turn off the disk quotas to fix the error

Hopefully, the QuickBooks error code 6000 304 might get resolved easily, once the above stated steps are implemented. Whereas, if the error continues or appears again and again, then in that case, feel free to consult our accounting professionals and discuss your query with them.

Give us a call at 1-800-761-1787, and let our QuickBooks enterprise customer support team to help you out.