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dena2010 · Guest

hi

i need to open an access 2003 file but i do not have the workgroup info file.

The database file is not password protected, but i get the: "You do not have the necessary permissions to use the <name> object. Have your system administrator or the person who created this object establish the appropriate permissions for you. (Error 3033)"

will i be able to open the file with access password recovery pro?

many thanks

dena

Thegrideon_Support

Hello,

Yes, Access Password Pro allows you to recover objects/database owners user names and ids, and as the result you can recreate your lost Workgroup information file (*.mdw) and access protected database.

dena · Guest

I'm using Access 2007 and from what i understand from the forums is that i would have to install office 2003 and recreate it from the "workgroup" options (which i really don't want to do)

is there a way i can go about recreating them in Access 2007?

thanks,
dena

Thegrideon_Support

The best way to open user-level secured database is to use MS Access version database was created in. All export/conversion operations are very user-level rights dependant and there is no way to predict how your current access rights will affect these operations.

If it is just one database you can use our service to unprotect your database:
http://www.bestpasswordrecovery.com/database-password-service.html

dena · Guest

there's actually 6 databases totaling 120MB. I guess i have no choice but to install access 2003, and try to recreate the workgroup file.

i used your demo software to view some parts of the file (amazing tool). if i'm unable to do restore them i will definitely purchase the Pro version.

thank you soo much for all your help!!
dena

goodspeedal · Guest

Thegrideon_Support

Hello,

There is no "by hand" or "secret" procedure to unprotect or just open user-level secured database. We use the same procedure as you can see in Access Password help file. The only difference is we are doing it every day.

Moreover "support" and "service" are two different things. Support is free and we ask for a file just to verify or check what is wrong with it (or to help somebody with very old (Access 2.0 for example) or with just one database and no MS Access experience). As to the service it is service with per file fee... We just unprotect anything for you.

So the best way is to send us your log information (Access Password log) for 1 or 2 databases to our e-mail, so we can advise you something.

goodspeedal · Guest

Thegrideon_Support

Hello,

1) As to blank screen and no menu - it is completely different problem from the above. This is part of VBA related protection (AllowFullMenus, StartupShowDBWindow, etc). You can try to hold "Shift" key (MS Access bypass key) during database startup to bypass this kind of protection and VBA script startup. There is also AllowBypassKey option in MS Access - it is trickier to remove. Anyway it is not related to user-level security or Access Password tool functionality.

2) You can send your log using the following page:
http://www.thegrideon.com/contacts.html