| | Error: “Cloud backup failed” |
| Cause | - The internet connection is too slow
- The file is too large
- You don't have sufficient permission to your working directory
- A firewall or antivirus is blocking the upload
- Another program or security feature is interfering with the upload
- Connection Manager hung up or left files open in memory
- The connection to Microsoft 365 wasn't properly completed
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| Resolution | Before you start Make sure that you’ve activated your Microsoft 365 account. Run as administrator - Right-click your Sage 50 icon on the desktop.
- Select Run as administrator.
- Open your company file.
- Create a Cloud Backup.
- If successful, modify the Windows permissions on your working directory.
- Contact your network technician for more assistance.
Remove the Token cache file - Go to C:\Users\[your user]\AppData\Roaming\Sage\AAD.
- If you don't see the AppData folder under your username, click View at the top menu and check the Hidden items box
- Delete the file with the extension tokencache in this directory.
- Go to C:\ProgramData\Sage\Sage Data Exchange.
- Delete the file SageDataExchange.sqlite.
- Open your company file.
- Create a cloud backup.
- Open the Sample company from the welcome page or through C:\Users\Public\Documents\Simply Accounting\[your edition]\Samdata\[your version of Sage 50] – Universl.sai.
- Upload the company to Microsoft 365 using your user account.
- Create a cloud backup.
- If the Backup uploads, follow the next steps to restart the Connection Manager.
- If the backup returns the same error, you most likely have an environment-related issue. Contact your IT professional for more assistance.
Restart the Connection Manager - Close Sage 50 Accounting.
- Restart Connection Manager.
Test the Automatic Backup - Go to: Setup/Settings/Company/Backup.
- Under Scheduled Backup, select: Automatically back up this file.
- Select Create local backup and Browse to OneDrive.
Check your internet upload speed - Open the Internet Speed Test Tool.
- Click Start.
- Wait for the Download and Upload tests to complete.
- If your upload speed is higher than 2mbs, follow the next steps to Check the size of your backup.
- If your upload speed is lower than 2mbs, contact your Internet provider or IT for assistance.
Check the size of your backup - Create a local backup (see related resources for more information).
- Right-click your backup file, and select Properties.
- If the size of your backup file is lower than 700mb, go to Option 8.
Disable Firewall and antivirus Turn Off Windows Firewall - Go to Control Panel/Windows Firewall.
- On the left menu click: Turn Windows Firewall On or Off.
- Turn Off all firewalls.
Turn Off Windows Defenders Real-Time Protection - In the Windows search on the task bar, type Settings.
- Select Settings from the results.
- Go to: Update and security.
- On the left menu, click Windows Defender.
- Turn Off Real-Time Protection.
- Try to create a cloud backup.
- If successful, consult your IT professional for assistance or check related resources to set the proper configuration. (Don’t forget to turn your security program back ON).
- If Not successful, contact Customer Support via the chat link below.
3rd Party Security Program - Contact your program provider for assistance to disable your Security program.
- Try to create a cloud backup.
- If successful, consult your Security Program Provider or network technician for assistance in setting the proper configuration. (Don’t forget to turn your security program back ON).
- If Not successful, contact Customer Support via the chat link below.
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