Additional access can be requested by declaring the capabilities that require them when publishing the app. AppContainer restricts an apps access to much of the system and the user's profileīy default. All the store apps run in a sandbox-like environment called an AppContainer.
Store apps are different with the desktop apps. Now I have just sorted them by Name first and then by Current Default and I can see that there are 6! So you could try them all. So you could also tryīTW I still would like to know about any security package that you have.Īnd related to this while still in PowerShell you could see if you get any clues from this cmdlet (but particularly the switch I'm suggesting you try with it): It looks like in fact they do open the Store too, just in their own particular tab. I can't tell the differenceĪctually there are 4 items labeled Store in that column but the other two actually do something else, so I don't know why they are given that label. Sort by Current Default and scroll down because there is no search or navigation in that view.įWIW both of these work for me. According to Control Panel's Default Programs Set Associations we have two instances of "Store". Where are you trying to do that? In PowerShell? You would not be referring to the executable there if you were trying to launch it from there. There are no other executables I can see. Whenever you've completed the ODBC changes, you can then run Access normally and the ODBC connections work normally.If you try and run the mobile exe, it just tells you in can only be run from inside a wrapper. Set up System DSNs from within Access 2010. Then you'll have access to the 64-bit version of the ODBC applet and be able to Run Access using "Run as Administrator" whenever you need to refresh linked tables or connect using an ODBC connection. Problem is, I want a System Data Source, not a User Data Source.Īnd no, I am not always going to run Access using "Run as Administrator".
If you choose OK, then you are returned to the Create New Data Source wizard, where User Data Source (Applies to this machine only) is highlighted, and System Data Source is greyed out (you cannot select a System Data Source). System DSNs could not be created or modified" "You are logged in with non-Administrative privileges. You get this error in Microsoft Access, not in the ODBC applet. The ODBC applet works fine, you can create System DSNs and test them, they work perfectly. Rather you find the ODBC applet odbcad32.exe (probably in your system32 or syswow64 folder), right-click, and select Run as Administrator. Logging in as Administrator is not sufficient. It seems you misunderstood the error message. The font of your message is very small - hard to read.
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