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I closed the invoice and changed preference back to Outlook.I got the following error: QuickBooks is unabe to send emails due to network connection failure. I went to Preferences and changed it to WebMail. *I was able to create and send (3) invoices but it was sending from Outlook and I had been sending using WebMail.It opened back up to the upcoming reminders at (2) when it should be (19). I found QBs FCS module (32bit) and QBs Automatic Update running on Task Manager so I shut them down, then reopened QBs.

* At 10:59 I created an invoice and selected Email Invoice when the program froze.

When I close reminders and open the window it is correct. To Do list opens up with incorrect Upcoming on a consistent basis – should be (19) but it shows (2). QBs would not start back up so I checked Task Manager and found two QB programs running in Processes, when I end one of them QB’s started up.

*I was switching back and forth between my two computer screens to get emails and update job board which is on Office 365, QB’s froze after I printed a.

Had to go to Task Manager again to close it.

* Froze again when I was in the customer center and going back and forth to create estimates.

I downloaded and ran the QB Refresher Tool.

07/26/19 I was modifying vendor credit card payments QBs froze.

Ran the QuickBooks Desktop Install repair tool, opened QB’s and ran Verify Data, no issued found.

Quickbooks crashed when recording Credit card charges.

07/25/19 Could not email out invoices so changed preference back to Webmail.

07/22/19 Emailing pay stub would not work, so changed preferences back to Outlook and it worked.

I started keeping a record of what is happening, see below: No, it is not from trying to access the Employee Center. I'm only a post away if you have any other questions.

I've also included these Microsoft articles that explain the changes and give you further information about the update: Verify the update is installed by pressing View Update History from the update window.Follow the on-screen instructions to install the latest Windows update.Choose Windows Update and press Check for Updates.Go to the Start menu and click Settings.Now you can install the Microsoft update on your computer. Choose About your PC and scroll down to find your version number (reference screenshot below).On your computer, click the Start menu and type About your PC.The steps below will show you how to check what Windows 10 version you have: There was an update released on April 21st, and it helps repair the Windows 10 versions 1809, 1903, and 1909. Our Engineering team has been working on this and were able to partner with Microsoft to find the solution to the error. I wanted to drop in and give you guys an update on the Employee Center crashing in QuickBooks Desktop.