Call>855-738-2891 How to Fix QuickBooks Error 557 – Payroll Update Failure?

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QuickBooks Error 557 is a common issue that occurs when users try to update their payroll subscription after upgrading to a new QuickBooks version. This error usually happens due to an inactive payroll subscription or incorrect system settings, preventing QuickBooks from processing payroll updates successfully.​

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Causes of QuickBooks Error 557​

• Expired or inactive QuickBooks Payroll subscription
• Corrupt or missing QuickBooks files
• Internet connection issues preventing payroll updates
• System registry errors due to recent software changes

How to Fix QuickBooks Error 557​

Step 1: Verify Your Payroll Subscription​

• Open QuickBooks Desktop and go to Employees > My Payroll Service > Account/Billing Information.
• Log in with your Intuit account and check if your subscription is active.
• If expired, renew your subscription and try updating payroll again.

Step 2: Update QuickBooks Desktop​

• Open QuickBooks and click on Help > Update QuickBooks Desktop.
• Select Update Now and check Reset Update to remove old update files.
• Click Get Updates, restart QuickBooks, and try updating payroll again.

Step 3: Run QuickBooks Tool Hub​

• Download QuickBooks Tool Hub from the official Intuit website.
• Open the tool and select Program Problems > Quick Fix My Program.
• Restart QuickBooks and attempt the payroll update.

Step 4: Adjust Windows Registry (For Advanced Users)​

If the error persists, registry issues may be the cause. Use Windows Registry Editor (regedit) to repair invalid QuickBooks-related entries.

Warning: Editing the Windows Registry incorrectly can cause system issues. Consider consulting an IT professional before proceeding.

Final Thoughts​

QuickBooks Error 557 can disrupt your payroll processing, but by following the steps above, you should be able to resolve it. If the issue continues, contact QuickBooks Support for professional assistance.
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