Sometimes, firewall programs just don't seem to talk nice with programs you need to use. For instance, I've had two clients who have had issues with McAfee recently where they need to download a removal tool right from McAfee's web site in order to "properly" remove the program (kind of strange that you would need to have a separate program just to remove it).

If you are having difficulties connecting your client POS workstation to your server, here is a tool that you might want to use to help you with the problem. Let us know if you need help with it.

Sometimes you get that one POS client that will not connect to the server for whatever reason.  Here are some things to try to resolve this situation so it doesn't happen again.  Below are the steps to take to resolve this.  If it is still an issue, contact QB Services, LLC and will will help you resolve this problem.

You current customers using QuickBooks 2010 who accept credit cards will be receiving the following message from Intuit in their May merchant services statement.

I just upgraded to IE 8.0 on my developer machine and my screen started flickering. The first thing I thought was, "Well, it must be the IE 8.0; something must be wrong with it or some setting must need to be changed." So I searched throughout the internet looking for a proper diagnosis. 

I thunk I've had enough. Just completing an all day Saturday project and now it's time to invoice. Well, I thought it was. I keep getting this message, "Thunking Spooler APIS from 32 to 64 Process has stopped working".

There are many reasons your client POS may not open on your machine. Most of the time they are due to networking issues or firewall problems. This is a little more unique.

When attempting to email an invoice to a customer, Quickbooks Premier 2008 locked up...