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Issues after a
Windows 10 updateMany users have reported receiving this error message after a Windows 10 automatic update: "
The operating system is not presently configured to run this application." Try the advice in these websites (ignore the ads they intersperse through the articles):https://blog.pcrisk.com/windows/13032-potential-windows-update-database-error-detected
Rev. David Holwick
September 22, 2020
Issues when installing SID with
Windows 10Each version of Windows handles databases a little differently. If you are a past user of SID, you might get an error message like this when you do a new installation of SID:
This means you need to fix the database drivers. Do this:
1. Uninstall "Microsoft Access Database Engine"
On Windows 10 go to "Settings > System > Apps & Features" and search for "access" ...
2. Download and Re-install "Microsoft Access Database Engine"
Download the latest version of "Microsoft Access Database Engine (2010)" here:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=1325 5
More information, please go to:
https://www.arclab.com/en/kb/s
Rev. David Holwick
September 15, 2017
Here is some earlier advice on a similar issue - running this program which has some 32-bit software on computers that use a 64-bit operating system:
Windows10 can create some issues with SID 4.0 and Kerux2010 but there is a solution. Users who have 64-bit versions of Microsoft Office (especially with the Access program) installed on their computer may run into issues running my databases. Installing this free file from Microsoft, and then installing SID or Kerux2010, usually solves the problem:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-
us/download/confirmation.aspx? id=10910 I am not a technical expert but the issue seems to be that Kerux2010 (and SID) use some 32-bit background routines that are preempted by similar 64-bit routines that are made default by the newest versions of Office. Installing the 32-bit runtime file (above) and then the SID or Kerux2010 files seems to fix it. I run Kerux2010 and SID on a Windows10 computer so I know you can as well.
As always, be sure to backup regularly to preserve your work! The key file for the database is "kerux.mdb" (SID) or "KeruxData.mdb" (Kerux2010). These contain all the records in the database including the ones you add yourself. You don't want to lose that when you do an upgrade.
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