Error Loading Current Company File

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Sage 50 Accounting 2016 Error Loading Current Company File

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requires membership for participation - click to join Error loading current company file When I want to open the Peachtree Accounting Program I get the following message."Error loading current company file". How can I fix this?

Sage 50 Accounting Error Loading Company File

rmheimfeld 4 Nov 2009 2:02 PM Cancel 4 Replies sguru 4 Nov 2009 5:44 PM You need to provide more information related to your problem.What version of Peachtree are you using?What version of Windows (XP, Vista, Win7)?Are you using Peachtree on a network?The error message is exact in verbiage to that actually received?Are you able toopen one of the Peachtree Sample Companies ie. Bellwether, Stone Arbor or others? Cancel UME 4 sage 50 database repair utility 2016 Aug 2010 11:54 PM Dear Pguru!I am facing the same problem.Now i would to answer your queries?1. We are using Peachtree Complete Accounting-20092. We are Using Windows Xp Version3. We are using PT with LAN4. Yes this is the exact phrase5. No We can not open any other sample companies.Please resolve our problem.Thanx Cancel UME 5 Aug 2010 12:36 AM Dear All!I am facing the same problem.Now i would to answer your queries?1. We are using Peachtree Complete Accounting-20092. We are Using Windows Xp Version3. We are using PT with LAN4. Yes this is the exact phrase5. No We can not open any other sample companies.Please resolve our problem.Thanx Cancel sguru 5 Aug 2010 3:30 PM This problem is answered in the Peachtreee Knowledgebase Answer ID #21927. The following is an excerpt from this article.This occurs when Peachtree attempts to open a company that is damaged or has been removed from the Peachtree directory. To resolve this, you will need to force Peachtree to open the Startup screen rather than the last company opened. Follow the steps below to correct:Note: This article contains information about modifying the registry. It is strongly recommend that you backup the registry before you modify it. You should perform these steps only if you are familiar with ed

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loading current company file" during Conversion Issue Resolution: Section I: I have access to Peachtree 2012 Download and install Peachtree 2012, see related resources, (you will need a valid Peachtree 2012 serial number in order to install) Open the http://support.accountingfilerepair.com/error-conversion-failed-error-loading-current-company-file-during-conversion/ company and convert your data to Peachtree 2012 format Install Sage 50 2013, see related resources, and open the data to convert to the 2013 format Section II: I do not have access to Peachtree 2012 Force open https://partners.sagenorthamerica.com/irj/go/km/docs/sageKM/Peachtree%20by%20Sage/Ungated%20Customers/peachtree23467.html Bellwether and removed check from Start from Last Company Opened. Browse to most recent Sage 50 Backup (.PTB) and restore to New Company (refer to article 10097) Please contact Sage 50 Support at company file 1-800-388-4697 for assistance with the conversion. Resolution for Issue 'Error: "Conversion failed: Error loading current company file" during Conversion' available: Yes (Solved). Source: Sage Community forums. Disclaimer: Accounting File Repair Support is an independant provider of database-related services and is not affiliated with Sage or Intuit. Error: "Conversion failed: Error loading current company file" during Conversion: this issue or error code is a known issue related to error loading current Sage accounting products. Support for this issue is available either by self-service or paid support options. Experts are available to resolve your Sage issue to ensure minimal downtime and continue running your business. First try to resolve the issue yourself by looking for a resolution described below. If you are experiencing too many issues, you may want to migrate Sage 50 to Quickbooks. See also: downgrade from Sage 50 Quantum to Sage 50 Pro/Premium or how to downgrade from Sage. If it is a complex issue or you are unable to solve the issue, you may contact us by contacting Sage Repair or by using other support options. Ad: Support for convert to the 2013 Sage Repair will resolve it efficiently and affordably. Guaranteed resolution of your issue, or you pay nothing! Additional Support Options: convert to the 2013Install Sage 50 2013Peachtree 2012 Accounting File Repair Support provides support for Accounting System Database Error Codes. All Content Copyright and other rights reserved by its Respective Owners. Accounting File Repair Support is an independant provider of database-related services and is not affiliated with Sage or Intuit. Copyright Accounting File Repair Support 2016. All Rights Reserved | Powered by Accounting File Repair

attempting to open a company in Sage Peachtree Accounting, I receive the error message, "Peachtree cannot open the shared folder that contains this company. The most common cause for this error is that the SYSTEM user does not have access to the shared folder." What is the problem, and how do I resolve the issue?There are two common causes that will create this error. The most common cause for this issue is related to incorrect file permissions. To correct the file permissions, follow the steps in Answer ID 19892. The second most common cause for this error to appear is due to the manner in which the network drive is shared and mapped. You may not initially encounter this error message after the installation of Sage Peachtree Accounting, and may suddenly notice this error after installing a Sage Peachtree Service Release update. Note: The following steps require familiarity with your current Sage Peachtree Accounting network setup, as well as basic concepts of computer networking. If you are unable to complete these instructions and need further assistance, please contact your Network Administrator To resolve this issue, it is necessary to check the Peachtree INI file on the workstations and the server where the Peachtree data is stored. To determine your datapath directory on the workstations and server, refer to Answer ID 21334. First, check the datapath on a Peachtree Workstation where you are receiving the error. If your datapath includes a drive letter and at least one subfolder (for example, DATAPATH=P:\Company), the solutions below do not apply to you. Please refer to Answer ID 19892 to correct file permissions. If your datapath on the workstation is listed as a single drive letter (for example, DATAPATH=P:\), continue with the steps below. Check the datapath specified in the INI file on the server. If your server datapath is located on the root of a local drive, and is only a drive letter, or a drive letter and one folder, (for example, C:\Peachw ), proceed to Section B. Otherwise, read and follow the instructions in Section A. Section A: If the datapath on the server specifies a path on the local drive that includes at least two folder names (for example, E:\Data\Peachtree\Company where the shared directory is Peachtree), the mapped network drive letter on the workstations should point t