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The default workgroup by the way is in:<br />
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C:\Documents and Settings\Default\Applicati<wbr />on Data\Microsoft\Access <br />
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&nbsp;and it's called System1.mdw<br />
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&nbsp;You can copy it over from the other PC if someone has changed it by mistake (make a backup first by renaming it to .old just in case if you do).<br />
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Jim.
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The default workgroup by the way is in:

C:\Documents and Settings\Default\Application Data\Microsoft\Access

 and it's called System1.mdw

 You can copy it over from the other PC if someone has changed it by mistake (make a backup first by renaming it to .old just in case if you do).

Jim.

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and one more thing that I forgot; if you use the workgroup admin program, you can simply create a new workgroup file rather then transferring it to your PC from the other one if that's easier.<br />
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Jim.
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and one more thing that I forgot; if you use the workgroup admin program, you can simply create a new workgroup file rather then transferring it to your PC from the other one if that's easier.

Jim.

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your information lead me to find the solution... thank you..
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your information lead me to find the solution... thank you..

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I have a computer that when opening any access database it prompts for a password even if the database does not have security.<br />
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if I open those databased on another computer it opens fine.<br />
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Anyone can tell me how to get this resolved in the computer.
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I have a computer that when opening any access database it prompts for a password even if the database does not have security.

if I open those databased on another computer it opens fine.

Anyone can tell me how to get this resolved in the computer.

MS Access 2007 Login Prompt

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