A Detailed Analysis with Most Reliable Techniques for Intuit Data Protect Backup Failed Issue

Intuit, the developer of the globally-recognized QuickBooks accounting software, offers a service named Intuit Data Protect (IDP) to efficiently create a backup of data of the entire system or QB Desktop files and folders.

When users cannot successfully create the backup of their desired file or folder on the system, the Intuit Data Protect Backup Failed Issue occurs. This issue needs to be resolved as quickly as possible as the essential files and folders become vulnerable to damage from virus attacks, theft, etc.

To get a deep analysis of this issue with excellent solutions, you can thoroughly read this blog.

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Common Factors behind the Intuit Data Protect Not Working Issue

Some of the relevant reasons behind the Intuit Data Protect Not Working Issue are explained as follows:

• Using an outdated version of the Intuit Data Protect service and if certain important files are blocked by Windows Firewall, then this issue can easily occur on the system.
• If the IBuEngHost.exe file is not executing as a system user or if there is a heavy load of the cache and temporary files on the Internet Explorer browser, then this problem is likely to arise.

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Rectify Intuit Data Protect Not Responding Problem with These Efficient Techniques

You can eliminate the Intuit Data Protect Not Responding Problem with the techniques listed below:

Technique 1: Ensure quick obliteration of this issue by ensuring that the IBuEngHost.exe file is executing as a system user on your computer

1. Firstly, you need to verify the user for the IBuEngHost.exe file, and for that, you must launch the ‘Windows Task Manager’ after right-clicking on the Windows Taskbar.
2. Now, you must jump to the ‘Details’ tab in the Task Manager window to verify that the user name is written as ‘System’ for this file and if it is not so, you need to navigate to the Intuit website to download the new QuickBooks Installer.
3. Once the QuickBooks Installer is downloaded to your system, you must right-click on its icon and then proceed to tap on the ‘Run as administrator’ option.
4. At this step, you must complete the installation of the QB Installer, and then you should open the Task Manager again to ensure that the IBuEngHost.exe file is running with the user name as ‘system’.

Technique 2: Quickly resolve this problem by establishing that all the essential files related to IDP are permitted through Windows Firewall

1. First and foremost, you must tap the ‘Windows’ key to open up the search field on your screen, and then you have to move forward to search for ‘Firewall’ in the available space in the search box.
2. Thereafter, you need to successively hit the ‘Allow an app through Windows Firewall’ tab, and ‘Allow another app’ tab, and then you are required to navigate to the IDP folder using the ‘Browse’ option.
3. At this step, you should look for the ‘QBIDPservice.exe’ file, and then you must open it to speedily tap on the ‘Network types’ tab.
4. Now, you have to mark the ‘Private’ checkbox, and then you must strike the ‘Add’ button, and thereafter, you are required to repeat the last two steps for both the ‘IBuEngHost.exe’ and the ‘INtuitDataProtect.exe’ files.

The Intuit Data Protect Backup Failed Issue can be reliably eliminated if you follow the techniques elucidated above in the proper sequence. For more technical assistance, just dial 1.855.738.2784 to contact our QB Support Team.

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