I am using QB Premier 2009. Whenever I back up my file, I get an error during Verify and I'm told backup can't continue and I should run Rebuild. When I choose to run Rebuild, I'm notified that QB has to back-up my data first, which it does. When Rebuild starts, it gets to about 38% complete before numerous (100+) Runtime Errors 216 start appearing. I then have to run Task Mgr to Stop the program. Sometimes QB comes back saying it has a fatal error and needs to close. A little more background...I did upgrade from QB PRO 2007 to QB Premier 2009 back in March. This problem did not exist with Pro. Any thoughts out there would be very much appreciated?

Hi Michael, Thank you for your reply. When I first encountered this issue, read about the SubSeven Virus and had previously downloaded and ran Malwarebytes Utility. No SubSeven virus was found...which was disappointing. I have NOT however run the scan in Windows Safe Mode. I will try that and let you know what happens. Thank you for the suggestion.


Hi Michael, Thank you for your reply. When I first encountered this issue, read about the SubSeven Virus and had previously downloaded and ran Malwarebytes Utility. No SubSeven virus was found...which was disappointing. I have NOT however run the scan in Windows Safe Mode. I will try that and let you know what happens. Thank you for the suggestion.

Hello again, well the Malwarebytes scan in safe mode came back clean. I regularly run Grisoft's AVG pgm and Ad Aware (I also run Registry Mechanic). As you so aptly pointed out, different products can pick up different viruses/malware. So I'm thinking that my problem with my QB...might be more specifically related to some QB glitch (QB is known for its share of problems) Thanks for the suggestions, guess I'll keep plugging away and see if anyone ever dealt with fixing a corrupt QB data file.

Hello again, well the Malwarebytes scan in safe mode came back clean. I regularly run Grisoft's AVG pgm and Ad Aware (I also run Registry Mechanic). As you so aptly pointed out, different products can pick up different viruses/malware. So I'm thinking that my problem with my QB...might be more specifically related to some QB glitch (QB is known for its share of problems) Thanks for the suggestions, guess I'll keep plugging away and see if anyone ever dealt with fixing a corrupt QB data file.

I have been running various virus programs and malware programs and my system doesn't come back with any viruses (I did run a scan in safe mode as well as suggested) My problem is with a corrupt Quick Books Premier data file. It seems it may have happened when I converted from Pro to Premier. Does anyone know how I can fix a Quick Books data file? I have been running various virus programs and malware programs and my system doesn't come back with any viruses (I did run a scan in safe mode as well as suggested) My problem is with a corrupt Quick Books Premier data file. It seems it may have happened when I converted from Pro to Premier. Does anyone know how I can fix a Quick Books data file?

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Hello Wigi!
Thank you so much for trying to help me. I eagerly approached your solution, but unfortunately, did not get very far. I did Resort all QuickBooks lists (and sublists). I then ran the Rebuild Uitility. A backup of my file was made, but when the Rebuild started, it got up to 34% complete and stopped with the following message:
QuickBooks has experienced a problem and must be shut down. We apologize for the inconvenience. If you choose, you can report the error you have just experienced to the Intuit Product Development team to help us investigate and eliminate the problem.Please enter any additional information that might help resolve this error. Code: 14800 76862.
I’d love to hear any more suggestions. Thanks again.



Hello Wigi!
Thank you so much for trying to help me. I eagerly approached your solution, but unfortunately, did not get very far. I did Resort all QuickBooks lists (and sublists). I then ran the Rebuild Uitility. A backup of my file was made, but when the Rebuild started, it got up to 34% complete and stopped with the following message:
QuickBooks has experienced a problem and must be shut down. We apologize for the inconvenience. If you choose, you can report the error you have just experienced to the Intuit Product Development team to help us investigate and eliminate the problem.Please enter any additional information that might help resolve this error. Code: 14800 76862.
I’d love to hear any more suggestions. Thanks again.

Hello Wigi!
Thank you so much for trying to help me. I eagerly approached your solution, but unfortunately, did not get very far. I did Resort all QuickBooks lists (and sublists). I then ran the Rebuild Uitility. A backup of my file was made, but when the Rebuild started, it got up to 34% complete and stopped with the following message:
QuickBooks has experienced a problem and must be shut down. We apologize for the inconvenience. If you choose, you can report the error you have just experienced to the Intuit Product Development team to help us investigate and eliminate the problem.Please enter any additional information that might help resolve this error. Code: 14800 76862.
I’d love to hear any more suggestions. Thanks again.



Hello Wigi!
Thank you so much for trying to help me. I eagerly approached your solution, but unfortunately, did not get very far. I did Resort all QuickBooks lists (and sublists). I then ran the Rebuild Uitility. A backup of my file was made, but when the Rebuild started, it got up to 34% complete and stopped with the following message:
QuickBooks has experienced a problem and must be shut down. We apologize for the inconvenience. If you choose, you can report the error you have just experienced to the Intuit Product Development team to help us investigate and eliminate the problem.Please enter any additional information that might help resolve this error. Code: 14800 76862.
I’d love to hear any more suggestions. Thanks again.