I am getting error every time I close or try to change company, QuickBooks pro 2019

When closing company files, take these precautions before resolving QuickBooks crashes. Here's how to repair QuickBooks crashing while closing a company file step by step:

Let's have a look at each answer one by one:

• Close each window one by one.
• Turn off the computer's desktop
• Put a Sample Company to the Test
• Delete Memorized Transactions That Have Been Corrupted
• When closing company files, take these precautions before resolving QuickBooks crashes.
• Here's how to repair QuickBooks crashing while closing a company file step by step:
• Let's have a look at each answer one by one:
• Close each window one by one.
• Turn off the computer's desktop
• Put a Sample Company to the Test
• Delete Memorized Transactions That Have Been Corrupted

To fix these QuickBooks Crashes When Closing Company File issues, you must complete all of the steps listed below:

1. First, close each window one by one.

• In QuickBooks, opening too many windows might cause the program to crash. Attempt to close the primary QuickBooks window by clicking the "X" button in the upper right corner. Wait a few moments to make sure the program doesn't crash. If the first window shuts without a hitch, keep closing windows in the order they appeared until all corporate files have been properly closed.

2. Suppress the Desktop in the Second Step

• It's also a good idea to turn off QuickBooks' desktop before proceeding. You can launch QuickBooks without having to open a company file this way. You can then determine if the problem is with the data, the QB software, or the user.
• Click the QuickBooks icon twice while holding down the "CTRL" key. If you can start the software after concealing the desktop, the issue might be related to data or the network connection.

3. The third step is to put a sample company to the test.

• By evaluating a sample company, you may detect a corrupted file. By concealing the desktop, you may launch an example firm while QB is open.
• Pick the first firm mentioned in the drop-down list from the drop-down list, then select the appropriate file format.
• If the business file opens without errors, go to the next step:
• Select "Edit" > "Preferences" from the drop-down menu. Go to View > Desktop > Select Don't Save the Desktop > OK from the drop-down menu. This will assist in getting through the loading screen on the desktop. If the sample company ends without a hitch but the QB software crashes upon closing the company file, the application may be corrupted.

If you're having trouble opening a file, try these steps:

• Activate Single-User Mode > To verify data, go to File > Utilities > Then Verify Data > When the Verify tool is finished, go over the list of errors. To fix the problem with the corrupted file, select Rebuild.

4. Deleting Corrupted Memorized Transactions is the fourth step.

• QuickBooks may stop responding while you close because of corrupted items in Transactions. To resolve the problem, you must first remove the remembered transactions.
• By hitting the Windows + D keys, you may minimize all active apps, and then right-click on the taskbar clock and select "Adjust Date and Time" when you reach an empty desktop space.
• Change the year to one year ago.
• Start QuickBooks and open the company file once more.
• Select Memorized Transaction List from the Lists menu, then View and Re-sort List.
  Print and close the first transaction with a checkbox in the Auto column by double-clicking it and closing it without storing it.
• Double-click the first transaction with a checkbox in the Auto column, print it, and close it without saving it. Repeat for all transactions with a checkmark in the Auto column, and then select "Delete Memorized Transaction."
• Open the business file once more and copy the printed transactions.
• If you are still unable to handle the QuickBooks crashing when closing the business file issue, we will assist you in resolving it entirely by doing a thorough investigation.