When an Access database becomes corrupted, start by creating a backup of the affected file. If Microsoft Access can open it, try the built-in Compact and Repair option. If the problem continues, consider a dedicated recovery solution. Avoid overwriting the original database during the process.

For this situation, Aryson Access Database Recovery offers Standard and Advanced recovery modes for MDB and ACCDB files. It scans the selected database and displays recoverable objects in a tree-structure preview. You can inspect the available content before saving the recovered data.

To repair access database files, the software supports recovery of tables, queries, indexes, relationships, and OLE, MEMO, and BLOB data. It also detects the Access database version automatically. Save the output separately and verify the recovered content before using it.