Amazing how stupid most of the so called QB experts are. This is a very common problem due to Intuits faulty implementation of networking. Their answer will always be to Run the QB Database Server Manager which will give the "Everyone" group full control over your QB shared folder. Of course this mean any idiot browsing the network could accidently delete an entire company file. Quickbooks works well for a single user not so well for a company. Perhaps just as bad is their trying to force users to sign in with an Intuit account. We have hourly workers with limited QB access and this pop up will try to make then log in with an Intuit account they don't have! Annoying to say the least.