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&quot;The OLE server isn't registered. to register the ole server reinstall it.&quot; &nbsp;I've searched and looked at quite a few comments on this error, but most seem to be from several years ago. &nbsp;I'm getting this error in Windows 7(64bit) and Office 2010.<br />
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My question is, is it still not recommended to use Active X controls in MS Access? &nbsp;
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"The OLE server isn't registered. to register the ole server reinstall it."  I've searched and looked at quite a few comments on this error, but most seem to be from several years ago.  I'm getting this error in Windows 7(64bit) and Office 2010.

My question is, is it still not recommended to use Active X controls in MS Access?  

The OLE server isn&#39;t registered.

&quot;The OLE server isn&#39;t registered. to register the ole server reinstall it.&quot;  I&#39;ve searched and looked at quite a few comments on this error, but most seem to be from several years ago.  I&#39;m getting this error in Windows 7(64bit) and Office 2010.

My question is, is it still not recommended to use Active X controls in MS Access?  

The OLE server isn't registered.

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.