We have just upgraded to window 10 and are using Microsoft Access My Access database session work will just lose the network connection, tables will be corrupted and the following error message will be displayed: Your network access was interrupted. To continue, close the database, and then reopen it again. Any one out there in the world have an idea of what is happening? Improve this question. John K. Add a comment. Sorted by: Reset to default. Highest score default Date modified newest first Date created oldest first.

Let’s have a look at the individual components. Microsoft Access According to Microsoft the Office program Access does have some limitations in regards to using it on network drives: There are several ways that you can share an Access database depending on your needs and resource availability.

Improve this answer. Step 1 — Install the software and launch it. Now select the corrupt Access file for Repairing. Step 2 — The software will show you the list of searched files in a drive.

Select the file that you want to repair and click on Repair button. Step 3 — The repairing process will get started and you see the log report for analysis. Step 6 — By default the software will save the repaired file to the location where the corrupt database is saved but with a new name.

You can also select different location. Step 7 — Your saving is in process. Pearson Willey is a website content writer and long-form content planner. Besides this, he is also an avid reader. Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Thanks for your feedback. How satisfied are you with this discussion? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. It will require running any analysis tool for many hours in hopes that the problem occurs.

Normally, when we see this type of error message, though it may not seem like a network problem, it actually is. Access depends on a stable network connection and when that connection is interrupted in any way, it will display this type of message. A common symptom we see when Access displays this error is when you look at your mapped network drives on the machine, they will show as disconnected. My recommendation would be to have the user look at their mapped network drive as soon as this error message is displayed and see if they are showing as disconnected.

I would assume the next question would be why is it only happening on your Windows 7 machines? Unfortunately, networking is not my specialty, but it seems like a lot of times this problem does occur with newer operating systems and SMB 2.

I have seen several different steps used by our networking and platforms teams to fix issues with mapped network drives disconnecting and it appears one of the fixes they try besides updating NIC cards is installing the hotfix s in KB If you have a test environment that you can reproduce the issue on, it may be worth trying to test this fix.

But once again, I would first verify that your mapped network drives are showing as disconnected immediately after you see the error message.

Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn’t help. Here’s a post where the user came to the same conclusion:. I’m currently testing a work-around on one workstation where I have disabled SMB 2. I think I will try applying the hotfix to another workstation so that I can compare the two “fixes” to see if both of them resolve the error.

If this is in fact an SMB 2. I’ve read many other forums posts on this issue and the symptoms are always the same; it only affects Windows 7 workstations connecting to Server while the XP workstations continue to run without any problem.

I believe this “check your network” approach closes the door for MS to find a resolution to the real problem. I work from a remote location so I have not been able to check to see if the network drives are disconnected or not when this happens.

If I do find out, I’ll report back. Thanks for the reply. The reason I said it normally is related to a network problem is because this error is usually directly related to some sort of networking issue, such as mapped network drives disconnecting, outdated drivers, or a machine being disconnected from the network not just SMB 2.

In the scenario you bring up, I believe the SMB 2. I would be interested in hearing whether or not the hotfix helped with this issue. We have much the same issue, Vista and Windows 7 both have problems with network disconnects to databases stored on our servers.

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That env was on a separate network. I recently moved them to a new LTS environment on Windows Server hosted on the parent company’s. Your network access was interrupted. To continue, close the database, and then reopen it again. Needless to say this is problematic as we are. The solution is in the message, close the database and reopen it. The message means that your network connection to the database was lost.

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