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Need help with illogical issue
background:
- I have created multiple Access databases for a local hobby club.
- There are thousands of lines of VBA code
- These programs are individually installed on 10 computers and have been working perfectly for several years.
- They are written in MS Access 365
- Each computer is a 64-bit system running Windows 10
Issue:
- We just added a new computer to the mix.
- It has a 64-bit process
- It is running Windows 10
- Non of the applications will run
Error Message:
- There is no error message number
- The message box tells me to "update the program to run on a 64-bit processor"
We have looked for and tried several things, but to no success.
Any ideas what I can try? Any ideas 'why' this is happening?
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kicker, have we spoken before, your id seems familiar?
Does Access run?
Do any databases open?
Can you create a new database that works?
Can you import the objects from the problem databases in to a new database?
I am going to bed now as it is 23.46 here in the UK, so I will talk to you tomorrow.
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Yes I believe we have spoken before. I'm going to mark this solved because I found the problem which I hate to admit.
We've been working with Office 365 - Access. Everything has been working great until we bought a new computer. Office 365 was installed as 64-bit. I discovered that the other installations were 32-bit. The VBA had some declare statements only valid in 32-bit.
Fixed the code and it works.
Thanks
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