c# windows application with msaccess 2007 is not installing in windows 7 home premium Edition

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hi friends,

I developed an c# application with msaccess 2007 backend with setup file.database is not geting coonected and showing error as below in the windows 7 home premium edition x86 of our client.can anyone give the solution for creating the odbc in windows 7 home premium.?

the error is coming like the below:

unhandled exception has occured in your application.

The 'microsoft.jet.oledb.4.0' is not registerd on.

Thanks in Advance friends...

Posted 16-Dec-11 6:52am

Member 7976636

Updated 16-Dec-11 18:23pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Dec-11 14:55pm

Not enough information. Please use "Improve question".
--SA

RaviRanjanKr 16-Dec-11 15:30pm

please be more specific or clear while asking question. give more information about your question :)

Member 7976636 17-Dec-11 0:01am

hai ravi and sakryukov,

if you run the exe in the windows home premium edition x86 means it is showing the error as The 'microsoft.jet.oledb.4.0' is not registerd on.

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Wendelius · Answer 1 · 2011-12-16T09:27:00

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Could it be that you have not defined the DSN for 32 bit driver. Use the odbcad32.exe in [Windows directory]\SYSWOW64 folder to define a 32 bit version.

Posted 16-Dec-11 9:27am

Wendelius

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Member 7976636 16-Dec-11 23:55pm

thanks for your reply

Wendelius 17-Dec-11 1:07am

No problem

Member 7976636 17-Dec-11 2:29am

hi i didnt get your answer to do.can u pls little bit explain it well?

Wendelius 17-Dec-11 3:15am

Could you explain moer what you're trying to do. Is the error coming from your connection and what's the code etc.