QuickBooks Error 80070057

Relating to QuickBooks Error 80070057 has several variations, all of that has different causes and solutions.  Some variations remain unresolved. Interestingly, before converting our KnowledgeBase with this format, our article about that error code was our most viewed article by an issue of greater than 2 to 1.  That’s an excellent indicator when it comes to relative occurrence of this error among QuickBooks users.

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Variation 1

Error Code 80070057: “There was an urgent error reported while attempting to run QuickBooks” is a blunder that includes multiple possible causes.  The possible causes include:

your business file (.qbw) is damaged and yourself were planning to backup or create a portable file (.qbm)
your QuickBooks installation is damaged
you were attempting to open a portable file (.qbm) but QuickBooks wasn’t open
the QuickBooks company file extension was changed or perhaps is not the proper type
The steps to eradicate this error range between reviewing the extension of the company file, verifying your business file, repairing your QuickBooks installation, or re-installing QuickBooks.

To follow the troubleshooting steps with this variation regarding the 80070057 error, consult this Intuit knowledge base article.

Variation 2

Error: “80070057 the parameter is incorrect” and “You would not have sufficient permissions to delete files…”

There is 2 known causes because of this error:

a person attempted to launch QuickBooks by double-clicking on a business file (.qbw) instead of launching QuickBooks first
by default BitDefender is blocking certain ports that QuickBooks uses to switch data
To follow along with the troubleshooting steps to resolve this variation for the 80070057 error, consult this Intuit knowledge base article.

Variation 3

Error: “80070057, the parameter is incorrect. There clearly was clearly an urgent error reported while attempting to run QuickBooks with company file [path and name].”

Unfortunately, Intuit hasn’t identified a resolution for this particular variation for the 80070057 error.  Two suggestions are available this Intuit knowledge base article: restart all computers running QuickBooks or uninstall/reinstall QuickBooks.

Variation 4

Error: “80070057: parameter is incorrect” when simply clicking a QBB, QBM, QBW, ND, or TLG file from a Google Search Timeline.

This could be just one more variation when it comes to 80070057 error, and unfortunately Intuit hasn’t identified a possible resolution at this time.  The error is discussed could it be Intuit knowledge base article in addition to that certain.