
When I encountered QuickBooks Error 15215, I got in touch with an expert on call and they suggested me to register some Dynamic Link Library (.DLL) files this way -
Press the Windows key + R to trigger the Run window.
In the search bar, paste - “regsvr32 /s %SystemRoot%\system32\softpub.dll” and “regsvr32 /s %SystemRoot%\system32\WinTrust.dll” one by one, and hit the OK button.
If this does not trigger any error , the file was registered without any issues.
However, if you an error popping up, there is an issue to be checked in your system.
Check if you are using the correct path to register the file.
If there is no error, everything is good to go. Or else, you must escalate this issue to your system administrator or get in touch with the Microsoft team.
You can also have a word with the team to cure QuickBooks Error 15215 on call. Dial 1-855-856-0042.
As the user has taken the tour of the description and causes of “QuickBooks Error 15215”, it is now time that we discuss all the possible solutions in this DIY section of the blog to resume working with QuickBooks from where the user last left off.
Solution-1:- Reboot your PC
Rebooting the user’s workstation is one of the first things to do in order to overcome the “QuickBooks Error 15215.” It enables any application which is forcing QuickBooks Desktop Payroll to exit or attempts to reset its settings to lead to a blocked connection anyhow. If the issue persists and the user keeps receiving the “error 15215” on their screen, one ought to take a note of programs that are running on the user’s PC that can have the potential to conflict with QuickBooks.
Go to ‘Start Menu.’ Or press ‘Windows key’ on the keyboard.
Near the ‘Shutdown’ button in the Start Menu, click the drop-down.
Select ‘Restart’ from the drop-down menu to proceed with the operation of Reboot.
If the above steps still do not resolve the issue, jump to the next step for a stable solution.
Solution-2: – Opening QuickBooks Desktop as an Administrator
When you run QuickBooks Desktop with Administrative credentials, it may help prioritize QuickBooks Desktop over other applications in Windows. It directs Windows to permit QuickBooks Desktop to use required resources to run efficiently.
Ensure that QuickBooks Desktop Application is closed.
Go to ‘Desktop,’ right-click on the ‘QuickBooks Desktop’ icon.
Select ‘Run as Administrator.’
When prompted: “Do you want to allow this program to make changes to your computer?”, click ‘Yes.’
Regards,
Rachel Gomez