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We need the Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0 32 bit install, can someone please provide a link. We need the functionality to import excel files in via SSMS so the 32 bit driver is required
In my case, I had "Microsoft 365" 64-bit (Microsoft Offic 365) installed, and I got the same chicken-and-egg problem. As the OP, I could not uninstall single components: No need to uninstall and reinstall anything. Press "Download" at Microsoft Access Database Engine 2016 Redistributable. Choose AccessDatabaseEngine_X64.exe
Download a new version of Microsoft Access Database Engine from the Microsoft official website, and then install the 64-bit driver using command prompt (CMD) with the command AccessDatabaseEngine_x64.exe /quiet for 2016 Redistributable. Go back to registry editor and delete the "mso.dll" registry key and its value in the following path:
The Microsoft Access Database Engine 2016 Redistributable is not provided as a recommended installation because both the Access Database Engine 2016 and Microsoft 365 Apps use the same major version identifier (16.0) which may introduce unexpected behaviors. Office side-by-side detection will also prevent the installation from proceeding if ...
If Access driver is installed it'll show up here. But note that this is a 32-bit key so you'll have to adjust your code to read it if you're using a x64 bit app as otherwise it'll read the HKLM\Software\ODBC\ODBCINST.INI which is the x64 drivers. Access won't appear under there. Thanks for quick reply. Yes, there is a reason for registry key check.
Access 2016. Access 2016 follows the Fixed Lifecycle Policy. This applies to the following editions: Standard. Support dates are shown in the Pacific Time Zone (PT) - Redmond, WA, USA.
Download the latest version of the connectivity components for both Access and Excel files here: Microsoft Access Database Engine 2016 Redistributable. The latest version of the components can open files created by earlier versions of Access.
If you have trouble installing the 2016 redistributable, install the 2010 redistributable instead from here: Microsoft Access Database Engine 2010 Redistributable. (There is no redistributable for Excel 2013.) Excel version The second piece of info to provide is the version of the Excel file.
I found an article regarding the quiet install. Try the below steps and check if that is helpful. (1) Download the Microsoft Access Database Engine 2016 Redistributable. (2) Open the Command prompt as Administrator. (3) Provide the full path of your .exe file and add '/ quiet'. like below. C:\Users\v-padee\Desktop\AccessDatabaseEngine.exe /quiet.
The 32 bit version of the engine will not install because Access 64 bit is installed. However, the 32 bit version will install from an Inno setup app and run fine. I have to find a solution for exposing C# methods to unmanaged code for 64 bit before I can compile the libraries for x64.