Tally Prime Multi-User Data Crash β Simple Troubleshooting Guide
π 18 Feb 2026π Generalπ 2 views
In a multi-user (client-server) setup, multiple computers work on the same Tally data through a LAN network. If the network becomes unstable, users may experience:
Tally freezing or closing suddenly
Errors while saving vouchers
Company not opening
Data corruption warnings
This guide explains why this happens and how to fix & prevent it.
What Is a Multi-User Data Crash?
Simple meaning:
β Tally stops working properly in multi-user mode β Data may not sync correctly β Users may get unexpected errors
It usually affects all users, not just one system.
Why Does This Problem Occur?
Think of LAN like a road connecting computers.
If the road is unstable β data traffic gets disturbed.
Common causes:
Loose / faulty network cables
Weak or fluctuating Wi-Fi
Server computer restarting
Network switch/router issues
Power fluctuations
Heavy network usage
Antivirus/firewall blocking communication
? Common Symptoms Users Notice
β Tally hangs during voucher saving β Sudden βNot Respondingβ β Company closes unexpectedly β Different data shown on different systems β Data corruption errors
β Step-by-Step Solutions
Follow these checks carefully.
1οΈβ£ Check Server Computer (Most Important)
β Is the server PC ON? β Is Tally running on server? β Did server restart unexpectedly?
? Server issues affect all clients
2οΈβ£ Check Network Stability
β Ensure LAN cables are firmly connected β Avoid damaged cables β Prefer wired LAN over Wi-Fi
? Wi-Fi fluctuations = Common crash reason
3οΈβ£ Restart Network Devices
β Switch OFF router/switch β Wait 10β15 seconds β Turn ON again
β Never ignore frequent crashes β Never continue working on unstable network β Always take regular backups β Avoid force-closing Tally repeatedly
β Best Practices to Prevent Multi-User Crashes
β Use Wired LAN (Highly Recommended)
β More stable than Wi-Fi β Fewer interruptions
β Protect Server With UPS
β Prevent sudden shutdown β Protect active data