Of course it does. Check Google, support forums, Intuit KB, no mention. I would answer a few forum threads if it wasn’t so difficult to do on the Intuit site. I found this issue at a client in Quickbooks Enterprise 9 and 10. Awesome.

Faulting application: qbwin32.exe
Faulting module ntdll.dll

Anyway, just delete the 1KB (possibly hidden) “Company Name.ND” file located alongside the .QBW company file you use. Quickbooks opens just fine again.

I made the mistake of uninstalling Quickbooks, removing .NET and reinstalling the whole deal. Don’t bother.

Note to Intuit: Don’t let your crappy program crash so often. An error stating “the .ND file is corrupt or unreadable. Please remove it and try opening Quickbooks again.” would be nice.

You can also try running the “reboot.bat” file located in the Quickbooks program directory. It re-registers several DLLs among other things.