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CJ, You hit the nail on the head. I uninstalled Office 64 bit and reinstalled Office 32 bit and voila ... no more issues with the mde. You're a genius!!! Doc your guidance was helpful as well and much appreciated. Have a great day! Jeff

Hi Doc, Thanks for your quick reply. I went into my Windows account settings and verified I'm the "Administrator". FYI it's my computer and I'm the sole user. Then I opened Access and verified the folder in which my database is located is in fact a "trusted location". Do I additionally need...

Hi Doc, Thanks for your valuable insight. When I open up the code window and access the "References" window, COMCTL32.*** isn't shown as an available reference. So I hit the "Browse" button and located COMCTL32.dll in my C:\Windows\System32 folder. Then I selected it and hit "Open" and...

Hello Doc, I'm hoping someone on this site has run into this problem and can help with a fix. In the mean time here's the Event created when my application bombs. Your insight would be appreciated: General Tab: Faulting application name: MSACCESS.EXE, version: 16.0.7571.2109, time stamp...

It converted without a hitch (i.e. no error or warning messages). According to Microsoft Support "You can continue to manage user-level security in database files that use an earlier Access file format (such as an .mdb or .ade file" I would assume it applies to *.mde file as well since it's...

I have an Access 2003 database application with user-level security which now needs to run on Access 2016. I’ve made all necessary updates so it runs almost without a hitch in Access 2016. Everything works fine except for being able to open the “User and Group Accounts” dialogue box when I...