- #Access runtime 2010 x64 accdb vba not run install#
- #Access runtime 2010 x64 accdb vba not run 64 bits#
- #Access runtime 2010 x64 accdb vba not run full#
So while you cannot in fact convert your database itself into an exe, you can package it, as an exe, to perform the installation, but the final format, once installed, will remain an MS.
Let me know what you guys think.ītw Mcswifty, you saved me about $450 to $650 because I was almost going to buy that sagekey software in order to do what those reg entries did, thanks a again. No matter what database format you use mdb, mde, accdb, accde, accdr, the end-user must have Microsoft Access (full version or runtime) installed to run it. Lastly, I think we can make the forum a bit more exciting by posting a few photos or if possible a sample of our recent access projects, just for motivational purposes and to be able to share with others and have them see the true potential of access. It worked fine for me after those changes and best of luck to all users. All workstations are Windows 10 Pro 64-bit running Access 2013 runtime 32-bit with stock Windows Defender (so I do not suspect any interference from AV software here). Just a reminder to person using the entries remember to change the MS Access reference to suit your computer's file paths and access version, for example, if you are using 2010 like me then all the 12.0 version references must be changed to 14.0 and in case you are running win 7 OS, remember the change the folder reference to "Program Files (x86)". The converse is also true if I open the app on a different computer first, the problem computer gets the message when I try to run the app there.
#Access runtime 2010 x64 accdb vba not run full#
Ultimate user will still need a full or runtime version of access installed to run a. In the case of MS Access, this applies to both Access and Access Runtime. On W8 it seems because of that also to run, but not any avail that is stays like that if Microsoft makes a whatever update.
Be aware only the runtime was made working on W7 by Microsoft. You will see by a moderator soon be moved to that place. Albert Kallal, see: 32bit Access vs 64bit Access, Office 2010. Visual Basic is vintage, and is off topic in this forum.
#Access runtime 2010 x64 accdb vba not run install#
But some of my users have already installed Office 2010. If you need them, you will need to write your own equivalents. In other words you can not install a 32 bit version of word 2010, and a 64 bit version of access 2010 or Excel 2010 on the same machine.
#Access runtime 2010 x64 accdb vba not run 64 bits#
On my development PC I have still office 2007, so the 64 bits version wont install. That is not a problem, but there are two version of Runrime 2010, 32 and 64 bits. They worked for me and I'm glad helpful users like you are still contributing your knowledge to the forum: Hello, im forced to use ACCESS Runtime 2010 for my ACCESS 2007 application, because Runtime 2007 does not work on Windows 10. Public Function UserLogin (UserName As String, Password As String) Check If the user exist in the.
In order for this function to work, you will need to create a table tblUsers with fields Password and Username. Just to add to the reg entries you posted. This VBA function utilizes a login by checking an entered Username and Password against the table tblUsers.
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