How To Fix Microsoft Access Error 2774

Overview of The component doesn't support Automation

It is common for people to refer to The component doesn't support Automation as a runtime error (bug). Programmers work through different levels of debugging in attempt to make sure that Microsoft Access is as close to error-free as possible. Regrettably, issues such as error 2774 might not get fixed at this final stage.

Microsoft Access users might run into the error 2774 caused by normal use of the application, which might also read as, "The component doesn't support Automation.@You tried to run a Visual Basic procedure that references an Automation object.@Check the component's documentation for information on whether it supports Automation.@1@@@1.". When that occurs, software end-users can inform Microsoft Corporation about the existence of error 2774 bugs. Microsoft Corporation will then have the knowledge to investigate how and where to fix the issue. Therefore, when you encounter a prompt for a Microsoft Access update, it is usually because it's a solution for fixing error 2774 and other bugs.

What Produces Runtime Error 2774?

The component doesn't support Automation can most often occur when Microsoft Access is being loaded up. Here's the three most common causes why error 2774 runtime errors happen:

Error 2774 Crash - error 2774 locks up any input and it can make the machine crash. This occurs a lot when the product (Microsoft Access) or computer is unable to handle the unique input data.

The component doesn't support Automation Memory Leak - When Microsoft Access encounters a memory leak, the operating system gradually runs slowly as it depletes system resources. Possible provocations include lack of memory de-allocation and having reference to bad code such as infinite loops.

Error 2774 Logic Error - You can experience a logic error when the program produces incorrect results even if the user specifies the right value. This is due to errors in Microsoft Corporation's source code handling input improperly.

In most cases, The component doesn't support Automation file problems are due to the Microsoft Access-related file missing or being corrupted by malware or virus. As a first troubleshootiong step, most PC professionals will attempt to replace the applicable version of the Microsoft Corporation file. As a last measure, we recommend using a registry cleaner to repair any invalid The component doesn't support Automation, Microsoft Corporation file extension, and other file path references which could be causing the error message.

The component doesn't support Automation Errors

Partial List of The component doesn't support Automation Microsoft Access Errors:

• "The component doesn't support Automation Software Error."
• "The component doesn't support Automation not valid."
• "The component doesn't support Automation needs to close."
• "Sorry, we can't find The component doesn't support Automation."
• "The component doesn't support Automation can't be found."
• "Error starting program: The component doesn't support Automation."
• "The component doesn't support Automation not executing."
• "The component doesn't support Automation halted."
• "Fault in Software Path: The component doesn't support Automation."

Microsoft Access-involved The component doesn't support Automation issues happen during install, when The component doesn't support Automation-related software is running, startup or shutdown, or during the Windows installation process. When seeing the The component doesn't support Automation error, please record occurrences to troubleshoot Microsoft Access, and to help Microsoft Corporation find the cause.

The component doesn't support Automation Issue Origins

Malware infestation, invalid Microsoft Access registry entries, or missing / corrupt The component doesn't support Automation files can create these The component doesn't support Automation errors.

Chiefly, The component doesn't support Automation complications are due to:

• Invalid The component doesn't support Automation or corrupted registry key.
• Malware has infected The component doesn't support Automation, creating corruption.
• The component doesn't support Automation maliciously, or mistakenly, removed by another software (apart from Microsoft Access).
• A different application in conflict with The component doesn't support Automation, or other shared references.
• Microsoft Access (The component doesn't support Automation) corrupted during download or install.

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