Form keeps loading/refreshing

[fulltime]

Hi all,

I encountered some weird symptons with my Access forms. I am using the form to display images(done by setting the OnCurrent and After Update property).

When my PC is just powered on, and i try to load say form "ENGLISH". Form "ENGLISH" will appear, but the focus will switch in between form ENGLISH and the MS ACCESS program window. This action will onli settle down after abt 10 secs.

When the ENGLISH form is loaded, i will attempt to switch from one record to another, but the same thing occurs again. IT will load/refresh for abt 10seconds, with the focus toggling btwn ENGLISH FORM n MS Access.. IN addition, it opens a second copy of FORM "ENGLISH" in the background as can be seen on my taskbar. When i close my 1st form ENGLISH and i attempt to close the 2nd FORM tat is appearing on the taskbar, there will be an error msg, English : MSACCESS.EXE-Application Error, Instruction at....(refer to the attached jpeg file for detailed error location)

Y is it tat this weird behaviour onli applies to the forms tat are used to display images but not those normal forms tat contains of purely text?

The entire behaviour will be eliminated after i close MS access, and reload the DB abt twice.....

 

[fulltime]

one thing to add, when i perform the above in MS Access 2002 SP-1, i do not get any problems.. The error onli occur when i open the form in MS Access 2000 SP-3

 

[Robert88]

Hi fulltime,

normally when I see these types of errors with Internet Explorer I use the System File Checker sfc.exe. You will need your Windows CD.

Execute;

Sfc.exe /Scannow

at your command prompt.

This conducts a system file check and updates any that require updating.

here are some links for notes on it

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=310747
http://www.updatexp.com/scannow-sfc.html

I hope it helps.

running this does not hurt your system, if anything fixes all problems.

Another option is goto google and type in "The instruction at "ox30d26dbc" refer......." to see what google finds. Usually a good way to solve these type of problems, you might have to read a few posts to get an idea of what exactly the problem is.

Robert88

 

[fulltime]

thks robert, i got the solution..

When i did the form in MS ACCESS 2002, i enetered the codes into the onCurrent n AfterUpdate () based on the fact tat it is version 2002.. for MS 2000, a different set of codes need to be used.. thks