Microsoft Access running in the background after Access closes

Access 365 running in background after closing - Microsoft Community

The problem seems to be that Access continues to run in the background after closing an instance - thus making it impossible to open a new instance - such as a ...

MS Access leaves a background task running after I close MS ...

The problem this background task creates is that it prevents any further MS Access database from running. I must manually close down this ...

Microsoft Access running in the background after Access closes

Microsoft Access is opening and leaving a copy of Access running in the background upon closing the application. This prevents the user from ...

MS Access leaves a background task running after close

Yes, it was the result of a recent Access Office/VBA update. Read about it here. Fortunately, the fix is supposed to be released beginning today.

Access continues to run as a background task

Suddenly I notice in the Task Manager that Access tasks continue to run in the background, after I exit the application with Application.

MSAccess.exe process stays open after closing - Databases

As of yesterday afternoon when opening any of our MS Access files, once you close it the lock file (.ldb) still shows in the folder where the .

Hanging instance of Access after closing a database (Fixed)

The reason for this behaviour is a hanging instance of the msaccess.exe, which you can see and terminate in the Task Manager. However, the ...

Access doesn't close properly. A remaining background process can ...

Since yesterday I noticed that in all my Access databases there is a problem when I close them.When I close a database, it leaves a background process that.

Anyone else having issues with Access staying open? MSACCESS ...

In other instances, the database closes normally, but the MSACCESS.EXE process continues running in Task Manager, leaving the database locked ...

Another msaccess.exe Process Not Closing Properly Bug

The latest update to Microsoft Access is seeing that the msaccess.exe process remains running in the background after closing applications.

Microsoft Access (32 bit) 2019 memory leak? It remains in Task ...

Repeat this and I'm left with 2 copies of Access running as "Background processes", repeat again and I get 3. It's like Access never quits ...

Reading access database, background process still running on close

I am using c# windows form with visual studio to query an access database. When I run with debugger and stop the application from within visual studio there is ...

MS ACCESS 2019 ISSUE - Microsoft Community

Also, when the system crashes, closes improperly, it doesn't delete the lock file that Access creates when you first open the file. So you so ...

Database not closing properly; process still present in task manager ...

Currently, if I close Access, a process remains in use (still visible in the Task Manager). This means that if I double-click the file, it doesn't open Access.

Access doesn't close properly. A remaining background process can ...

Hi, I have the same issue, but I got rid of all that extra code and access still does not close. Could it have to do something with ...

MS Accesss, running in the background, task manager

Why do you need a VB app? You can use Task Scheduler (not Task Manager) to run An Access app. You do need to close the Access app with a Quit ...

MSAccess Does Not Close Under Windows 11 - Microsoft Community

The problem happens even if I click the 'X' or "File->Exit" to close Access. The executable still shows as running in the Task Manager.

Issues with Microsoft 365 Access closing all background processes ...

Are there open issues with MS access failing to close background process in Microsoft 365 MS Access latest version.I've got an Access ...

Microsoft Access is not closing properly

Microsoft Access is not closing properly. The gui will close. The instance still runs as a background process. The .laccdb file that is created when you open ...

Access lock file persists - Computer Learning Zone

Are you running your database out of a shared folder, perhaps with Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, or one of those services? Because if that's the case, the ...