Microsoft Access can't find the wizard.

I'm getting the same error, and have tried all but one of the solutions mentioned; that is doing a stand alone install of Access.  BTW - I did a clean install of Windows 7 and Office 2010 Pro Plus.  The wizardss and links worked in Office 2007, operating with Windows 7; if i can't resolve this, I'm going to revert back to Office 2007.

There is a way to install Office without Access by doing a custom install and deselecting Access.  Then one can go back and do a separate install of Access.  I'm going to give it a try.  I also have initiated a tech support request with Microsoft on this.

Thanks for posting back which solution worked for you, it's sure to help others!

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Gina Whipp

2010 Microsoft MVP (Access)

Please post all replies to the forum where everyone can benefit.

Actually, thanks for the help but don't need it.

Renaming the VBA7 folder did the trick to me. I repaired, rebooted and it did work finally. I was going nuts over that.

As soon as I launched Access after the repair, it asked to install 'something' related to VBA and it even installed my language pack for the add-in too automatically.

No...

Can you please tell us which *fixes* you have tried so we can eliminate those and see what your other options might be?

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Gina Whipp

2010 Microsoft MVP (Access)

Please post all replies to the forum where everyone can benefit.

I do have the same problem....nothing...did all the tricks, I browsed all websites and it appears many are having similar issues.

Is there any way to have the wizard installer as a standalone ?

Thanks.