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User Level Security problem in Access 2003used the Security wizard putting myself in the admin group and one user in the read-only group. I did something wrong as this affected all of my Access databases. To remove the security I followed instructions in http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ork2000/HA011381181033.aspx. I also removed the read-only user. I was not able to import from the old database as it said I didn't have the necessary permissions. The original database shows that admin is a member of users group, but not the admins group. I am still a member of admins, but get no prompt to log in as myself. Before I realized this I set the admin password and then blanked it out. It was finally able to get into my other databases, but still not this one. I do have a copy of the db that I can get into. The wizard also made a .bak version. The database is on a network drive. The security.mdw is in the same folder as the db. There is no other version of security.mdw on the network drive, nor on my harddrive that I can find. When I go to Tools, Security, the "User and Group Permission" and "User-Level Security Wizard" are grayed out on this db, but not the other databases. 1. Is there a way to completely remove the security file and start over? Maybe delete the security file and uninstall and reinstall Access 2003? 2. I only have 3 linked tables and 2 queries in this db, so starting over is no problem. I am new to Access. Can I safely delete the Access database without affecting the SQL tables that I linked to? Would I then rename the . bak to .mdb and be back where I started? "gramby" <u47995@uwe> wrote in message news:8e2f5d6e23ad6@uwe... Yes do that. Also do a search for all *.mdw files on your computer; rename > 2. I only have 3 linked tables and 2 queries in this db, so starting over > is > no problem. I am new to Access. Can I safely delete the Access database > without affecting the SQL tables that I linked to? Would I then rename the > . > bak to .mdb and be back where I started? each one. Then open Access (it'll create a new clean system.mdw file) and then open your renamed bak to mdb file. If this works, you can then go back and delete those mdw files you renamed. -- Joan Wild Microsoft Access MVP Thank you - that did the trick
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