Blank Table

[mrkaye]

This sounds crazy, i had to re-install access 2010 64 bits, because every time i open my table there are other tables in the list of tables it wont let me delete them, it says i don't have permission to do so. the files are named "MSysACEs, MSysComplexColumns, MSysNavePaneGroupCategories. and more tables starting with MSys.
i have removed my database from the computer and started fresh with access 2010 in a different drive and tried opening a blank table but when i did the other tables showed up, and i don't know where they came from or how to get rid of them...

PLEASE HELP
Martin

[trevor40]

Hi, that is normal, they are system tables. If you don't want to see them, then under Tools..Options..View Deselect system objects. If this is allready unticked then you have a problem. These files will be in all access db's. the setting above will show/not show them.

[June7]

If you could get rid of them, Access would not work. They are named *Sys* for a reason, they are system tables and essential for Access to function. As trevor says, you can hide them. This is an application setting, not a database setting, and will apply regardless of the database being worked with.

[mrkaye]

i think i understand what you are saying, now i am running access 2010 64 bit under windows 8.1. how and where do i change the settings that you describe.

[June7]

Right click on the top bar of the navigation pane > Navigation Options > make settings as desired.