Yes, you can follow the same steps outlined above, Langsford.
I'll share additional troubleshooting procedures to fix the error 350. Before we proceed, please make sure that your QuickBooks Desktop is up to date. This guarantees that you have the most recent feature and fixes.
As mentioned by my colleague above, an error like this occurs if your company file is damaged. For additional steps, you can download and install QuickBooks Tool Hub. Then, run a quick fix for your file. I'll show you how.
- From the tool hub, select Company File Issues.
- Click Quick Fix my File.
- Hit on OK when it completes and launch your QuickBooks.
After that, you can proceed with running the QuickBooks File Doctor if you still receive the error message.
Here's how:
- From the tool hub, go to Company File Issues.
- Select Run QuickBooks File Doctor.
- Once you open the QuickBooks File Doctor, select your company file from the drop-down menu. Select Browse and search to find your file.
- Click on Check your file (middle option only) and then Continue.
- Enter your QuickBooks admin password and then select Next.
If the issue still persists, I suggest reaching our Support Team . They can get into your account and do a screen share to investigate the error further.
You can always get back to this post if you need further assistance fixing the error 350. The Community and I will be here to help you.
