Access 2007 corrupted database

[ted]

This is a very common error of MS Access Database. It happens due to virus attack, improper shutdown and force exit of the program. You can try an access database repair tool to solve this problem. For more details, read this article http://www.stellarinfo.com/article/repair-mdb-file.php

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[Niesha]

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Hi everyone, I have the same problem now with an Access database in MS Access 2007. The problem is that this software does not work for me. Do you know another good option?

[Allan Murphy]

Can open the Access program and create a database? If you cannot open the access program then go to control panel then program then highlight microsoft office then click on change select the repair option then repair.

If you can open Access thne could try import all your objects from the old file into a new database.

[JacBo]

Hi everyone, I have the same problem now with an Access database in MS Access 2007. The problem is that this software does not work for me. Do you know another good option?

There's a member here, SacSasa. He/she shared a blog post in this thread - http://forums.databasejournal.com/sh...927#post133927

That blog post contains very useful information on Access database recovery. It shows how we can repair Access database manually, i.e. without using any 3rd party tool or spending any cost. I can also share that blog post here - http://wordpress.semnaitik.com/2013/...base-manually/

Hope moderators don't mind this. I just shared what I found good.

Thanks.

[Tirthankar]

There's a member here, SacSasa. He/she shared a blog post in this thread - http://forums.databasejournal.com/sh...927#post133927

That blog post contains very useful information on Access database recovery. It shows how we can repair Access database manually, i.e. without using any 3rd party tool or spending any cost. I can also share that blog post here - http://wordpress.semnaitik.com/2013/...base-manually/

Hope moderators don't mind this. I just shared what I found good.

Thanks.

Thankyou for the share.
Hope it works