#MS ACCESS RUNTIME REGISTRY ENTRY FULL VERSION#

#MS ACCESS RUNTIME REGISTRY ENTRY FULL VERSION#

Very little is changed to a machine if a full version of Access is installed. dll's, the location of msaccess.exe, and even the file associations? Access runtime does NOT touch any of these settings ifДЄ full version has already been installed. So removing registry keys? There not much to remove вЂ“ perhaps the listing in installed programs, but as far as the location of the. So, if you attempt to install runtime on a machine with full edition, very little is done since you would not want to overwrite a paid version of Access on that machine. Because you cannot install two versions of word or excel (same version), the exact same thing applies to Access. The file associations and in fact the install is LEFT ALONE. However, do keep in mind that if the full edition of MS-access is installed on a computer, and THEN the runtime is installed, in the fact the runtime DOES NOT install msaccess.exe. I cannot give much to the advice given here. I don't envy you if you truly wish to do this. So you'd need to track the installation changes of each and then determine whichДЄre common and which are app specific, to only delete those for the runtime specifically. You also have to be careful because I'd think that if you have both full and runtime installed, some reg keys are common, thus deleting them would break your full install.

Problems by messing around with the registry like this. But why all this extra work!? Simply use the uninstall in the Remove Programs and leave it at that. To figure out what gets changed during the installation process, and from there determine your own custom uninstall. On a fresh pc, you'd need to use a utility such as: Firstly, be forwarned that messing around with the registry can have catastrophic results! To the point of your computer no longer working.

Ms access runtime registry entry