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SysInfo MS Access Recovery Tool
Repair corrupt MDB and ACCDB files with SysInfo MS Access Recovery Tool. Recover deleted records, tables, queries, indexes, and OLE data with dual recovery modes.
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SysInfo MS Access Recovery Tool is a reliable solution designed to repair corrupt, damaged, or inaccessible Microsoft Access database files in MDB and ACCDB formats. It helps users recover database objects and restore data affected by corruption, header issues, and record misalignment. The software supports Microsoft Access versions 95, 97, 2000, XP, 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016, and 2019. The tool provides two recovery modes to handle different levels of corruption. Standard Mode is suitable for minor database issues, while Advanced Mode helps address severely corrupted Access files when standard recovery is insufficient. It can recover tables, queries, indexes, relationships, primary keys, foreign keys, deleted records, and large OLE and MEMO data, wherever recoverable. Its preview feature displays scanned database items in a tree structure, allowing users to inspect recovered content before saving. Users can select the required items and save recovered data to a new database file at their preferred location, helping preserve the original file. The software also offers an option to save a recovery log for future reference. Users can select Auto Detect, Access 97, or Access 2000–2019 to identify the appropriate database version. The straightforward interface makes the recovery process accessible to technical and non-technical users. The software supports Windows 11, 10, 8.1, 8, 7, and specified Windows Server versions. SysInfo MS Access Recovery Tool offers Single, Admin, Technician, and Enterprise editions for different licensing needs. The free version allows users to preview recovered data, while the full version enables saving the recovered output. It is useful for database administrators, developers, and businesses seeking to restore important information from damaged Access databases. For safer recovery, retain an unchanged copy of the original database and save recovered data to a separate destination.