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missing or broken reference to the file msador15.dll version 6.0 in Access 2007 and Windows 7

Asked by 9XqUwH3S in Microsoft Access Database, Windows 7, C++ Builder

Tags: C++ Redistributable, Access 2007, ADO, Windows 7, dll

Hi dudes. So glad you are out threre. Really need some advice.

After buying and updating Windows 7 on a new computer, I am unable to open an .mdb file extension file created with Access 2007 on a Vista Ultimate os.

After clicking on the file, The application partially opens and displays a dialog box that reads, "Your Microsoft Office Access database or project contains a missing or broken reference to the file msador15.dll version 6.0"

Other files open alright, this one doesnt nor does the backup. I transfered the file via a usb flash.

Where might I begin the process of ruling out possibilities? Where do I start and/or where might the problem lie?

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missing or broken reference to the file msador15.dll version 6.0 in Access 2007 and Windows 7

Asked by 9XqUwH3S in Microsoft Access Database, Windows 7, C++ Builder

Tags: C++ Redistributable, Access 2007, ADO, Windows 7, dll

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