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You can try running this app like Windows XP mode. Install and configure windows XP mode on Windows 8.1: <a href="http://blog.zeltser.com/post/67023415049/how-to-get-a-windows-xp-mode-virtual-machine-on-windows" rel="ugc">http://blog.zeltser.com/post/67023415049/how-to-get-a-windows-xp-mode-virtual-machine-on-windows</a>&nbsp;and install on it. Then, create a shorcut on all users and can use directly from your Windows 8.1
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Thanks very much. &nbsp;I'm sorry it's taken so long to reply. &nbsp;I think it may be a corrupted profile.
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I have an application developed under Access 10 and Installed using SageKey. &nbsp;I have successfully installed it on Windows 8.1 before and when it gave the Incompatibility message, there was a 'More Actions' button (or something similar) which allowed me to continue.<br />
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On my latest installation, this option was not available. &nbsp;I ran the Compatibility Trouble-shooter and tried every possible variation but nothing worked. &nbsp;The Trouble-shooter screen dump is attached.<br />
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Has anyone encountered a similar problem? <br />
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Thanks in advance<br />
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I have an application developed under Access 10 and Installed using SageKey.  I have successfully installed it on Windows 8.1 before and when it gave the Incompatibility message, there was a 'More Actions' button (or something similar) which allowed me to continue.

On my latest installation, this option was not available.  I ran the Compatibility Trouble-shooter and tried every possible variation but nothing worked.  The Trouble-shooter screen dump is attached.

Has anyone encountered a similar problem? 

Thanks in advance

You can try running this app like Windows XP mode. Install and configure windows XP mode on Windows 8.1: http://blog.zeltser.com/post/67023415049/how-to-get-a-windows-xp-mode-virtual-machine-on-windows and install on it. Then, create a shorcut on all users and can use directly from your Windows 8.1

Thanks very much.  I&#39;m sorry it&#39;s taken so long to reply.  I think it may be a corrupted profile.

Problem installing on Windows 8.1

I have an application developed under Access 10 and Installed using SageKey.  I have successfully installed it on Windows 8.1 before and when it gave the Incompatibility message, there was a &#39;More Actions&#39; button (or something similar) which allowed me to continue.

On my latest installation, this option was not available.  I ran the Compatibility Trouble-shooter and tried every possible variation but nothing worked.  The Trouble-shooter screen dump is attached.

Has anyone encountered a similar problem? 

Thanks in advance

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.