What to do if you Get QuickBooks TLS Error

Transport Layer Security, short for TLS, is an internet security protocol that helps increase the internet security between QuickBooks and all the connections used by it. Getting QuickBooks TLS error can be troublesome and needs to be fixed quickly. The TLS Error is usually caused due to incorrect Internet Explorer settings or damaged installation files. You need to configure the internet explorer settings or repair QuickBooks to fix the error. There are many causes and solutions to an error, so implement the solutions accordingly. You will find many different solutions to the error with their causes in the information given below in this article. Continue reading till the end to know more.

If you need technical assistance with the error’s troubleshooting, dial (844)-932-1139 and get help from a QuickBooks Expert.

How to Troubleshoot QuickBooks TLS Compliance Error?

Configure Internet Explorer Settings

The error can get triggered due to improper Internet Explorer settings. You need to configure the internet explorer settings to fix the error. The steps to solve the error are listed below:

• Open Internet Explorer and select the Tools tab. 
• Next, choose the Internet Options.
• Then, select the General tab and click Delete.
• Click Temporary Internet Files and then select Delete. 
• After that, open the connections tab and choose LAN settings.
  a. You need to checkmark the checkbox close to Automatically Detect Settings.
  b. if you are not using a proxy server, keep the field blank.
  c. Click OK two times.
• Select the Advanced tab.
• Checkmark SSL 2.0 and SSL 3.0, if it’s not.
  a. Clear the checkbox close to Check for publisher’s certificate.
  b. Finally, check if TLS 1.2 is check-marked or not. Remove the checkmark if selected.

Repair QuickBooks

Damaged installation files can trigger the TLS Compliance error. You need to repair QuickBooks to resolve the error. Follow the steps below to repair QuickBooks:

• Open Windows Start menu.
• Type Control Panel in the search box.
• Then open the control panel and select the Programs and Features/Uninstall a Program option.
• Choose QuickBooks Desktop and then click Uninstall/change. 
• After that, click Continue.
• Select Repair and then click the Next button.
• Wait for the repair to complete and then select Finish.
• Finally, restart your system and check if the error is resolved.

Conclusion:

The information provided above in this article explains the causes and the solutions to the error. The most effective solutions to the error are repairing QuickBooks and configuring the Internet Explorer settings. You can prevent the error by ensuring that Internet Explorer is set as your default browser and your QuickBooks subscription is active. However, if you are still stuck with the QuickBooks TLS Error, Dial (844)-932-1139 and get immediate help from a QuickBooks Professional.