I am going to assume that the database got corrupted in the copy. Try to copy a new version of the file. Corruption is a big thing with Access databases.
Brogrim
ASKER
It wont allow me to do that even opening with the shift key held down
I have just realise that the the MS Access Version where it is working OK is 32 Bit.
The PC I am moving to has a 64 Bit MS Access version.
Is that what is causing me all the problems?
TONY TAYLOR
It very well could be. Without having access to your environment and your files, it is very difficult to tell. If you are using different references (even if they are named the same, you might have difficulty).
Is it possible to create a new Access database on the new computer and copy all of the Access Objects in to the new database?
Jeffrey Coachman
I have transferred a database (accdb) from one PC to another and I keep getting the message "File Not Found".
Lets be clear, ...Is this a split database?
In a split database you don't really "transfer/move" a database.
Each user has a copy of the font end db file on their computer.
The single Back end db file, is typically stored on a shared drive/folder on a server.