After applying the quality update for the latest channel (preview version) of Microsoft Access (64-bit), version 2408 (build 17928.20066) dated 8/14, the MSACCESS.EXE process won't end even after closing Microsoft Access application. The reproduction steps are as follows: Create a form named Form1. On Form1, create a command button named Command1. In the Click event of Command1, write "Application.Quit". Run the application, click Command1 on Form1 to close the application. Afterward, when you check the Task Manager, MSACCESS.EXE process won't end. This issue does not occur in the 32-bit version. I believe this is a bug. Can you advise where I should report this? Rolling back to version 2407 resolved this issue.

I also had this, with the added "cannot open any more databases" error. I burnedback to vesrion 2407, all issues went away.

I'm getting this error any several others. I'm unable to roll back to any prior version. I have to reboot my PC to end the session, then manually delete the lock file. But any time I try to execute a dynamic query using the CurrentDB.Execute command, I get the other error Run-time error '3048': Cannot open any more databases. And it starts all over again. The problem with not exiting didn't start until after the update on 8/29. The problem with the 3048 error started with the 8/29 error. So they may or may not be related. Regardless, I can't go back to a prior update so I'm dead in the water until they fix the bug.

Seeing the same problem in my company. It seems to have started on Wednesday this week. I have about 40 users, some on Win10, some Win11, and some also on Windows Server 2016. Running Office 365. MSACCESS.EXE does not drop from Task Manager after closing the window. Users are all using personal copies of a FE that has not changed in months. I have confirmed with multiple users that they have the FE file location in their Trusted Locations, along with C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\root\Office16 . This does not fix the problem. This cascades to other errors because next day the user starts a new window for Access, then opens the same FE file, and now some tables are locked, files are in use, etc. and my users swear that the error messages are wrong. Once we close all the Access tasks and start over, everything works again.

Everyone, If you're not aware, Office365 software has a series of update channels for new features and bug fixes. The most common and bug-prone being the default: Current Channel. If your company is on this channel you get the latest features, and the latest bugs. Instead of rolling back to another version, consider changing your update band to Semi-Annual Enterprise. Reasons why: You will only get updates that have been vetted for six months already. Your mission critical application is not subject to bugs that easily make it in to the current channel For instructions on how to change the channel please refer to this blog post: BUG ALERT: Access not closing on exit in build 2408 - Access developer (accessexperts.com) Juan Soto 14x Access MVP AccessExperts.com

Hi John Consider switching to the Semi-Accual enterprise channel, more information here: BUG ALERT: Access not closing on exit in build 2408 - Access developer (accessexperts.com) Juan Soto 14x Access MVP AccessExperts.com

After updating Access in Office 365 to version 2408, the MSACCESS.EXE process remains after exiting Access.

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After applying the quality update for the latest channel (preview version) of Microsoft Access (64-bit), version 2408 (build 17928.20066) dated 8/14, the MSACCESS.EXE process won't end even after closing Microsoft Access application.

The reproduction steps are as follows:

Create a form named Form1.
On Form1, create a command button named Command1.
In the Click event of Command1, write "Application.Quit".

Run the application, click Command1 on Form1 to close the application. Afterward, when you check the Task Manager, MSACCESS.EXE process won't end.

This issue does not occur in the 32-bit version. I believe this is a bug. Can you advise where I should report this?

Rolling back to version 2407 resolved this issue.

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2024-08-30T10:55:00+00:00

I also had this, with the added "cannot open any more databases" error.

I burnedback to vesrion 2407, all issues went away.
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2024-08-30T14:24:34+00:00

I'm getting this error any several others. I'm unable to roll back to any prior version. I have to reboot my PC to end the session, then manually delete the lock file. But any time I try to execute a dynamic query using the CurrentDB.Execute command, I get the other error Run-time error '3048': Cannot open any more databases. And it starts all over again. The problem with not exiting didn't start until after the update on 8/29. The problem with the 3048 error started with the 8/29 error. So they may or may not be related. Regardless, I can't go back to a prior update so I'm dead in the water until they fix the bug.
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2024-08-30T16:00:41+00:00

Seeing the same problem in my company. It seems to have started on Wednesday this week. I have about 40 users, some on Win10, some Win11, and some also on Windows Server 2016. Running Office 365. MSACCESS.EXE does not drop from Task Manager after closing the window. Users are all using personal copies of a FE that has not changed in months.

I have confirmed with multiple users that they have the FE file location in their Trusted Locations, along with C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\root\Office16. This does not fix the problem.

This cascades to other errors because next day the user starts a new window for Access, then opens the same FE file, and now some tables are locked, files are in use, etc. and my users swear that the error messages are wrong. Once we close all the Access tasks and start over, everything works again.
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2024-08-30T16:56:26+00:00
Everyone,

If you're not aware, Office365 software has a series of update channels for new features and bug fixes. The most common and bug-prone being the default: Current Channel. If your company is on this channel you get the latest features, and the latest bugs.

Instead of rolling back to another version, consider changing your update band to Semi-Annual Enterprise. Reasons why:
1. You will only get updates that have been vetted for six months already.
2. Your mission critical application is not subject to bugs that easily make it in to the current channel
For instructions on how to change the channel please refer to this blog post:

BUG ALERT: Access not closing on exit in build 2408 - Access developer (accessexperts.com)

Juan Soto

14x Access MVP

AccessExperts.com
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2024-08-30T16:59:18+00:00

Hi John

Consider switching to the Semi-Accual enterprise channel, more information here:

BUG ALERT: Access not closing on exit in build 2408 - Access developer (accessexperts.com)

Juan Soto

14x Access MVP

AccessExperts.com
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