Access database repair tool will help you in repairing the several corrupt access database file and restore all the files objects in new MDB file.
Evenly software also restore the records that have been previously deleted from access database.MS Access Recovery tool support to repair Access database of MS Access 2010, 2007, 2003, 2002, and 2000.

This Software is completely secure & easy access database recovery utility designed to repair corrupt Access database (.mdb files). Access file recovery software scan the corrupt or inaccessible access database file and create the new files so that the user can working with this new file (.MDB).Our tool also supports Windows OS versions (98, ME, NT, 2000, XP, 2003, Windows 7 and Windows 8.

So check out the free trail version demo in which user can recover its data in free:- Access File Repair Tool to Recover Corrupt ACCDB or MDB Database File

 

It will automatically find, undelete and recover deleted and damaged Access databases as well as MDB and ACCDB files stored on formatted disks and flash drives.To get more relevant info and FREE trail of this software visit here:- Access File Recovery Tool to Repair Corrupt ACCDB or MDB databases

 

If you are still still unable to repair or recover errors in ms access database file then you can also use MS Access Repair Tool. This tool allows you to recover all types of errors that generally occurs in MS Access database file. You can follow this link to repair or recover the database file :- MS Access Recovery Tool Repair/ Restore/ Fix Corrupt Database .MDB Files

 

I would recommend 3rd-party Access File Recovery Software. It repairs corrupt access database files MDB or ACCDB. This software uses two powerful scanning modes: Standard and Template mode to get recovery from maximum damaged and extracts database structure and table data from the MDB or ACCDB files. The software uses advanced QFSCI algorithm to search and retrieve data from the corrupted access database files. The integrated Live Preview technology helps in displaying preview of the damaged database.

Trial version of this software can be downloaded here: Repair Access Database Tool to Compact and; Repair Corrupted MS Access Files

 

Refer to Access database recovery tool perfectly repair damaged MDB file database to resolve your issue regarding Access file recovery. You can also read this post: Access Recovery Software

 

Access repair software repairs corrupt mdb files that can not be opened due to corruption like virus attacks, sudden system shutdown and software corruption. Its supports all version of Access Database like Microsoft Access 97, Access 2000, Access XP and MS Access 2003.

To get more details about this software visit here: http://www.mannatsoftware.com/stellar-phoenix-access-recovery.html

 

Being an expert in this field recovery or to restore these files is a little bit hard.
But trust me, it is not impossible.
If you are looking to restore or recover your corrupt or deleted files there are various manual techniques and free wares too. But the issue with them, is that they are not that effective and reliable.
But if i compare both of them then manual techniques are much more effective as compared to freewares.
But if you are looking for a reliable solution, you may check out this blog:
Best Data Recovery Software in 2017

They have mentioned all the best softwares available in the market be it
• data recovery from your Windows
• image or video or media files recovery (deleted or corrupted)
• Corrupt or accidentally deleted Excel files
• Corrupt or accidentally deleted Word files
• and so on
Hope this answer helps.

 

If the MS Access database becomes corrupted or damaged, you will lose your important data. You need an advanced tool to repair corrupted Access and retrieve back the missing or deleted data. If you are searching for such a tool, Stellar Repair for Access has the ability to repair corrupted Access databases without hampering the database structure.

Download the software from here: https://www.stellarinfo.com/access-database-repair.php

Best Regards,
Steve