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Are you using NT? I had similar problem when upgrading to Access 2K. It was because when I installed, I didn't have admin permissions. Think this meant that it couldn't write to the registry. Try installing via an account with admin permissions on the machine.<br />
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Hope this helps, Jon
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Are you using NT? I had similar problem when upgrading to Access 2K. It was because when I installed, I didn't have admin permissions. Think this meant that it couldn't write to the registry. Try installing via an account with admin permissions on the machine.

Hope this helps, Jon

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JonSims <br />
Thanks for the answer. &nbsp;I'm using WinXP and I didn't have the problem after I installed Access 2000, not until I install Office XP and Visual Studio .Net.<br />
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Thanks <br />
LJG
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JonSims
Thanks for the answer.  I'm using WinXP and I didn't have the problem after I installed Access 2000, not until I install Office XP and Visual Studio .Net.

Thanks
LJG

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Jon<br />
Thanks for working with me. &nbsp;I tried a number of different things, however the one that worked wast to uninstall and re-install Access 2K. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks<br />
LJG
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Jon
Thanks for working with me.  I tried a number of different things, however the one that worked wast to uninstall and re-install Access 2K.  

Thanks
LJG

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I recently updated my computer with Visual Studio .Net and Office XP. &nbsp;I left Access 2000 on the machine. &nbsp;Now ever time I come up with Access 2000, it tries to install Office 2000 SR-1. &nbsp;The problem is, that I already have SR-1 installed (If I go help about it shows SR-1)<br />
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If I try to install SR-1 manually, It says it already installed.<br />
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Now every time I load access, before I see Access (much before any database is loaded) it promps me to install SR-1.<br />
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Any ideas on how to solve the problem would be greatly appreciated.<br />
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Thanks<br />
LJG
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I recently updated my computer with Visual Studio .Net and Office XP.  I left Access 2000 on the machine.  Now ever time I come up with Access 2000, it tries to install Office 2000 SR-1.  The problem is, that I already have SR-1 installed (If I go help about it shows SR-1)

If I try to install SR-1 manually, It says it already installed.

Now every time I load access, before I see Access (much before any database is loaded) it promps me to install SR-1.

Any ideas on how to solve the problem would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
LJG

SR-1 tries to install over and over again.

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.