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Well, a few things First up, are you forcing the project to x32 bits, or x64 bits? This issue matters boatloads While net code can run as ANY CPU, un-managed Windows code cannot, and your net project thus has to match the bit size of the Access data engine you installed Keep in mind that use of vs2022 results in additional issues If you using the x32 (x86) version of Access, then you can
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