When numerous users attempt to access a corporate file located on a different computer, QuickBooks Error Code H202 occurs. This issue usually indicates a problem with network configuration or connection between the QuickBooks application and the company file.

To resolve Error Code H202, follow these steps:

  1. Check your network: Ensure that all computers are connected to the same network and can communicate with each other.

  2. Use the QuickBooks File Doctor: QuickBooks provides a tool called the QuickBooks File Doctor, which can help diagnose and fix network-related issues.

  3. Configure hosting settings: On the computer hosting the company file, open QuickBooks, go to File > Utilities, and ensure that hosting is turned on. On other computers, hosting should be turned off.

  4. Create a new folder: Create a new folder on the hosting computer and share it with full permissions for all users.

  5. Add exceptions to your firewall: Make sure your firewall allows QuickBooks to communicate over the network.

By following these steps, you can often resolve Error Code H202 and ensure smooth multi-user access to your QuickBooks company file.