germai.blogg.se - Accessdatabaseengine 2013

Microsoft does not support the side-by-side installation of 32- and 64-bit Microsoft Office or their dependent components. "You cannot install the 64-bit version of Microsoft Access Database Engine 2010 because you currently have 32-bit products installed." Reinstalling the "Microsoft Access 2016 database engine" only works temporarily, as Windows notices the missing update and reinstalls it if necessary.When installing the 64-bit Access Database Engine on your machine that is running 32-bit Microsoft Office (2007, 2010, or 2013) and you get an error message:

In this thread other affected people report, where the access to the Access database from applications hangs.

DAO_CHECK_ERROR(dbEngine.CreateInstance(_uuidof(DBEngine)), AFX_DAO_ERROR_ENGINE_INITIALIZATION).

The user is not alone, because he linked to this Q&A section of Microsoft, where other users report the same error.Īfter install update KB5002160 is problem with initialize DB engine 2016. Very special what M$ there on the subject of Access lately simply relesed to the market… We hope for the fix of the fix! In our case the Access Database Engine 2016 圆4 dependent products do not run anymore, so far no other solution than uninstalling this KB, then everything runs again. Object Linking and Embedding, Database (OLEDB), Open Database Connectivity (ODBC), or Data Access Objects (DAO)). This update fixes an issue where a custom application can crash if you use more than one protocol to connect to Microsoft Access or other Office data (e.g. Now German blog reader HB has reported within this comment (thanks for that) huge isssues with applications that are no longer being able to access Access databases.

I had reported in the blog post Microsoft Office Updates (March 1, 2022) about the patch, which is only available for the MSI installation versions of Microsoft Office. Microsoft Office 2016 update KB5002160 – released on March 1, 2022, fixes an issue where a custom application can crash if you use more than one protocol to connect to Microsoft Access or other Office data (for example, Object Linking and Embedding, Database (OLEDB), Open Database Connectivity (ODBC), or Data Access Objects (DAO)).