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Microsoft Common Language Runtime Version 4.0.30319.0.l

The best way to determine which clr.dll file version you need for your application is to check the ” CLR Versions Supported by Office ” table in the Office Support Guidelines document on Microsoft’s website. Specifically, check the table that lists the combination of Office Language and CLR Versions you need to support. For example, if you need to support Access 2007 / Office 2003, you’d download and replace an Office 2003 compatible clr.dll file. You could also search online for clr.dll files to download and see if you find any that work for your situation.

If your scan reveals no such file or it is corrupted, then you can download the clr.dll file you need by selecting the appropriate clr.dll link from the table. If you are not sure which version you need for your installation, you can check the ” CLR Versions Supported by Office ” table in the Office Support Guidelines document on Microsoft’s website. The only officially supported clr.dll file is the.NET 4.0 clr.dll, which is the same for all editions of the.NET Framework.

The supported versions of the.NET Framework are listed on Microsoft’s website. Please download and replace the.NET Framework clr.dll file with one of the Microsoft.NET Framework 4.0.30319.0 versions.

Processes written in .NET or C# require the Microsoft Common Language Runtime (CLR). The CLR is Microsofts cross-platform execution environment that is used by all of their programming languages, including VB.NET, C#, and J#. In the context of the dynamic language used in Access, applications are parsed using LZInflate or COR_BASE64Decode, and execute using mqsHost. Without the CLR, Access applications dont load, and our Health Check will report issues with even accessing the Access Health Tools.

Unfortunately, no. When Microsoft drops an update and installs it, youre already infected with malware. Once that update runs, the.NET framework is deployed into every process. Additionally, applications starting with the Windows Vista operating system rely on the.NET framework for functionality. In these cases, frvsc.exe is among the first things a virus writer starts executing.
Note that this particular .NET Framework Client Profile 4.0 install is dependent upon the default language of Windows. This is a very restrictive install that requires you to know the build number of your CPU. If youre attempting to determine which version of Windows you are running, you can enter keystrokes into the command line until you get the following:
First, try downloading one of the hundreds of super-clean clr.dll files in our Microsoft Office Access 2010 DLL files section and place it in the same folder as your ‘Microsoft Office’ folder. If that does not solve your problem, you will have to run the Microsoft Access 2010 32-bit setup files (MSIOc.exe) located inside your ‘Microsoft Office’ folder. This will cause Office to create a clean version of clr.dll inside the \Inetpub\wwwroot\OLB folder (for IIS).
Step 4: Double-click the ‘HKLM\Software\Classes\CLSID\{CLSID}\InprocServer32’ registry value in order to open a new window (or you can click on the link to view its contents). This is the control key where Microsoft Office stores its 32-bit version of the CLR.
Microsoft Word installed on my Windows 8.1 Enterprise 64 bit system that had the.NET Framework 4.7.2 update installed. Word was able to successfully access the Microsoft Office Access 2010 provider as the system had not been intentionally damaged when it was installed. This means I went back to my environment and did the following test:
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