MS Access data recovery program

How to recover a corrupted Access database

Recovery Toolbox for Access has been developed for the recovery of data and structures from corrupted Microsoft Access databases. The MS Access recovery tool is capable of repairing MDB and ACCDB database files.

• Recover corrupted tables
• Recover data from damaged tables
• Recover primary and foreign keys and indexes
• Recover indexes
• Recover Viewers (exclude Viewers from Forms and Reports)
• Recover Queries
• Recover deleted tables
• Recover deleted records into a separate tables
• Preview of recovered data, structures and scripts
• Support recovery of Unicode data
• Recovery Access database queries except the ones used in reports and forms
• Support recovering Access databases starting from 2003 version and higher (2003, 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019 versions)
• MDB Viewer Tool
• Identifies and displays damaged Microsoft Access databases
• Displays contents of corrupted Access tables
• Displays SQL scripts of queries and indexes from incorrect MDB files

The Access file repair software does not recover:

• forms;
• macros;
• modules;
• password protected files.

How to see Microsoft Access deleted records

Recovery Toolbox for Access opens any DB version in Microsoft Access to access undelete records and objects. Besides this, there is a possibility to recover the whole database, in case it was somehow damaged. To do this task, when MS Access record is deleted, do the following:

1. Download the program using the link: https://recoverytoolbox.com/download/RecoveryToolboxForAccessInstall.exe
2. Click on the downloaded file and deploy the software
3. Use the shortcut of Recovery Toolbox for Access to access the application, it is on the desktop
4. Choose the following mode Recover only deleted objects
5. Click Recover for MS Access undo

If you need to undelete Access records and restore not only deleted objects, but the whole DB in Microsoft Access, choose another mode: Recover all objects.

The option of MS Access deleted restore works with any version of Access DB. Use it when Microsoft Access record is deleted to get back valuable data.

Free MDB File Viewer

Recovery Toolbox for Access is very convenient to use for viewing the contents of a damaged .mdb or .accdb file. The tool allows you to review the contents of a damaged Microsoft Access database for free an unlimited number of times, including:

• Viewing Access tables
• Viewing data inside Access tables
• Viewing the structure of a damaged Microsoft Access database
• Viewing Microsoft Access database objects, or rather review SQL scripts for creating objects inside the database
• Viewing SQL scripts for building internal and external indexes in the database

How to Open a Corrupted MDB File for Free

Recovery Toolbox for Access allows you to open a damaged MDB file in a Microsoft Access database and display all the data - spreadsheets, structures, objects, and indexes - from a .mdb / .accdb file.

How to Recover a Microsoft Access Database After Corruption

To restore data from a damaged MS Access database, you can use the latest backup or try to use Recovery Toolbox for Access. With a high probability, Recovery Toolbox for Access can return .mdb/.accdb files to their original state before corruption. To test this statement, it is necessary to:

• Download, install, and run the DEMO version of Recovery Toolbox for Access.
• Select a damaged .mdb/.accdb file.
• Run an analysis of the damaged database.
• Review recovered data.
• Select a new file name to save the recovered data.
• Choose what data you want to save.
• Save data - available in the full version.

How to Fix an MDB File

If you need to quickly fix the MDB file of a damaged MS Access database, then Recovery Toolbox for Access will allow you to do this in a couple of clicks. MDB files can be fixed by copying and fixing data from the damaged .mdb / .accdb file to a new .mdb file. The tool doesn’t fix or modify the existing MDB file. All data transfers to a new file.

Requirements:

• Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/Vista/7/8/10 or Windows Server 2003/2008/2012/2016 and above
• Microsoft Access 2003 or higher installed