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Make sure the connection to your NAS is super fast (just a fast as a File Share on a fast server). <br />
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Then turn Automatic Backup OFF and do backups manually or else do them automatically to a server drive.<br />
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Try the whole thing on a Server instead of a NAS and see if that works better - it should work better. <br />
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QB is a very chatty database.
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Make sure the connection to your NAS is super fast (just a fast as a File Share on a fast server).

Then turn Automatic Backup OFF and do backups manually or else do them automatically to a server drive.

Try the whole thing on a Server instead of a NAS and see if that works better - it should work better.

QB is a very chatty database.

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The connection to the NAS is slow.
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You are very welcome. I have been using QB for a long time and I hope you will be happy on a server.
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You are very welcome. I have been using QB for a long time and I hope you will be happy on a server.

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We have our Quickbooks file on the server.<br />
Quickbooks is installed on all computers, and use the Quickbooks file on the server.<br />
The backup location for the Quickbooks file, is on a NAS drive which is joined the domain.<br />
The backup folder (on the NAS drive) is mapped to each computer, and Quickbooks points to the map.<br />
When performing a backup when Quickbooks is open (File/Backup company/Create local backup/Next/Save it now), its perform a successful backup. <br />
BUT when Quickbooks lunch a backup upon exiting the program it give an error.<br />
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We have our Quickbooks file on the server.
Quickbooks is installed on all computers, and use the Quickbooks file on the server.
The backup location for the Quickbooks file, is on a NAS drive which is joined the domain.
The backup folder (on the NAS drive) is mapped to each computer, and Quickbooks points to the map.
When performing a backup when Quickbooks is open (File/Backup company/Create local backup/Next/Save it now), its perform a successful backup. 
BUT when Quickbooks lunch a backup upon exiting the program it give an error.


Quickbooks backup to NAS drive problem

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