I get this error when I open a ms access 2003 application on a user's windows 7. If I open the same application on my windows 7 machine I don't get the error.
Creating a blank Autoexec solved the issue. I still don't know why it didn't affect all the users.
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I am currently trying to fix an issue with an old MS Access Database 2003 now running on MS Access 2016 on Windows 10/64 bit machine.
When loading the Access Database I am told the fpdtc.dll needs registering.
I have downloaded this and added it to the System32, SysWoW64 and application folder for access.
I have now tried to register the .DLL file but get the message
The module "Fpdtc.dll" failed to load / The specified module could not be found.
If I now look at references in VBA I can see the fptdtc is available but the path is an old location where I have had this access database working in the past but have since upgraded my Office.
Can someone help me to register the file correctly/fix issue?
Please help with one issue about MS Access development.
I develop an application in MS Access 2010 Czech installation in Win10 Pro, Czech installation.
Then I use MS Access 2016 and save it in this version as a 64bit version (Czech installation) and the same windows – win10 Pro Czech.
If I run the application in Win10 Pro English installation via MS Access Runtime 2016-64bit an error rise up, see picture below.
I try out a full version of MS Access in this environment and the trouble was still running.
On my computer is working without any error.
PLEASE does anybody any experience in this problem? I am trying to solve out more than a month and it's driving me crazy.
I have got through all threads on Stack Overflow and related links. Nothing helps.
I have recently installed a compiled Access application on a Windows 8.1 machine running Office 2013, and forms using treeview don't seem to be working. I get the error:
Object or class does not support this set of events.
Point is: You can no longer operate TreeView in 64 bit Office.
I solved my own problem with the following steps:
Deleted MSCOMCTL.OCX from \Windows\Syswow64
Opened the Access form that was giving me a problem, and Access reinstalled MSCOMCTL.OCX automatically.
Opened a command window with the "Run As Administrator" option
Navigated to \Windows\Syswow64
Ran regsvr32 /u MSCOMCTL.OCX
Ran regsvr32 MSCOMCTL.OCX
Reopened Access and it worked!
Note: You will need to do this in System32, NOT Syswow64 for 64-bit office. Dumb naming standard, I know.
#t_m , Thanks for your help!
Somehow I have an invalid reference in the VBA code of my Access 2010 application. When I try to go to Toots, References I get an error message "Error accessing the system registry".
I am running Windows 7
I'm using Windows 7 too and solved this error with the "User Account Control Settings", and then chose "Never Notify" about changes in my computer!
User Account Control Settings
I ended up reinstalling Windows and the problem was resolved. Unfortunately I never resolved the reason this was happening.
I have a windows form application that uses microsoft access for the database on the backend.
When I run that application I get an error that says access is not installed on the computer. I thought that if I included the reference that it will be included with what I release so the user would not have to have access installed.
How do I include the Access Runtime to be distributed/installed when my application is installed?
Have you tried downloading the latest MDAC release, if your application is only connecting to an Access DataStore, the local machine requires the drivers to make the connection.
I am going to use the MS Access Runtime or direct the user to download a trial version of MS Office.
MS Access Runtime 2007
I tried it out and the app works. If their is a better option I would like to know.
Microsoft provides instructions for how to deploy an Access Runtime Application. Is there something about those that doesn't fit your scenario?