How do I recover tables and queries from a corrupt Access database?

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If your Microsoft Access database becomes corrupt, you may lose access to important tables, queries, forms, reports, and other database objects. In many cases, the data is still stored inside the MDB or ACCDB file, but Access cannot read it because the file structure has been damaged. A practical way to recover these objects is by using a specialized recovery tool. For example, the SysInfo MS Access Recovery Tool scans the damaged database and rebuilds its structure so that tables, queries, indexes, relationships, OLE objects, MEMO fields, and even deleted records can be accessed again. After the scan is complete, you can preview the recovered database items before saving them to a new healthy Access database. This helps you verify that the required tables and queries have been recovered without modifying the original file.