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1. #ACCESS RUNTIME 2010 NOT INSTALLING ON PARALLELS FULL VERSION#
2. #ACCESS RUNTIME 2010 NOT INSTALLING ON PARALLELS INSTALL#
3. #ACCESS RUNTIME 2010 NOT INSTALLING ON PARALLELS CODE#

I do a command shell (ping) to check if SQL server is reachable, but nothing else terribly exotic in the startup form.īest solution would be if Access 2013 Runtime will install on these XP machines (not tried yet). I've backed out my 64bit/32bit checks - no change. I tried this before i posted here :) Install Access in a different install path overwrites the runtime anyway - even if you choose a path on another disk.

#ACCESS RUNTIME 2010 NOT INSTALLING ON PARALLELS CODE#

The first version of.NET Framework was released on 13 February 2002, bringing managed code to. By late 2001 the first beta versions of.NET 1.0 were released. NET Framework components required to run on the target machine architecture and OS. However I am not able to uninstall ACCESS 2010 silently. Microsoft started development on the.NET Framework in the late 1990s originally under the name of Next Generation Windows Services (NGWS). NET Framework 4 web installer package downloads and installs the. If I attempt to OPEN my intended startup form from that button, THEN I get the message. Access 2010 is having lot of vendor Msi's and have created a MSP to do silent installation and through command line switch I am able to install it.

#ACCESS RUNTIME 2010 NOT INSTALLING ON PARALLELS FULL VERSION#

but without additional protection, the user may be able to run your database on a full version of access, and gain full access to the entire code. If you use a mdb or accDB, the source code is available and thus re-compile occurs on the fly. if you install a normal access database on a m/c with the runtime version involved, the user will not be able to see your design - or alternatively, if you distribute a run time version. If I replace with a simple form & button, I do not get this message. If you compile a mde or accDE with Access 64, then you need access 64 runtime. I have narrowed the issue down to something in my default display Form. Complains: ".VBA Project contained cannot be read." My app DOES NOT run in this RT configuration. I attempted to rebuild the app in Access 2010, calling the necessary references, importing forms/tables/code then running thru Access 2010 Runtime. An alternative to having Meep automatically partition the cell at runtime into chunks based on the number of MPI processes is. My fear is Access 2013 Runtime will not install on these machines. I have 29 users in India all running WinXP. It runs just fine in an Office 2007 or even NO Office environment. I have an Access 2013 app that I have converted to a 2013 Runtime App.