First Published 4 Sep 2025 Last Updated 29 Sep 2025
This article provides information about Access bugs reported during Sept 2025 (in order of date reported) including symptoms and action taken.
Relatively few and relatively minor issues this month.
IMPORTANT:
Insider channels (particularly Beta Channel) are used by Microsoft to test new features before these go to production channels. It is to be expected that the insider channels may contain bugs. These channels should only be used for testing purposes and NEVER for production use.
| Item | Bug information | Date Reported | Reported By | Action taken |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| a) | 32-bit Access crashes running ADO/ADOX code based on Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0 provider after Windows 11 update KB5064081 There are no issues using the newer Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0 provider which works with both 32-bit & 64-bit Access 2010 or later For details, see related article a) below |
2025-09-04 | Colin Riddington | None Use the newer Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0 with either 32-bit or 64-bit Access |
| b) | Form datasheet view context menu item missing in Current Channel v2507/v2508 Beta Channel v2509 not affected |
2025-09-05 | Luke Chung | Being investigated by the Access team |
| c) | Calculated Field Errors The Expression Service includes various operators that don’t work in table level calculated fields e.g. Mod & Integer Divide (\) and trigger an error. For example: ![]() For details, see related article c) below. Both operators work correctly in a query calculated field Workaround - do the calulations in a query (recommended). Or, at table level, use other methods of calulating the fields in place of operators causing errors. |
2025-09-09 |
Colin Riddington | |
| d) | Issues with RegExp Lookahead - Current Channel Version 2508 Bug related to the updated version of RegExp which is now part of the standard VBA library For details, see related articles d) below. |
2025-09-09 |
Being investigated by the Office VBA team |
Related Articles:
a) See this thread at Access World Forums: VBA code crashes after installing KB5064081 update
c) See this thread at Access World Forums: Calculated Field Error
d) See this thread at GitHub: About the Bug in VBScript.RegExp
Also at StackOverflow: VBA vbscript regular expressions crashes
Other Access Related News
For other recent news, see Karl Donaubauer's article for the Access Forever blog: Features, Bugs, Changes – Sep 2025. The article includes:
• RegExp in VBA
• Roadmap delays
• End of support for Access 2016 / 2019 in October 2025
• Two in-person Access conferences in October
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Colin Riddington Mendip Data Systems Last Updated 29 Sept 2025
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