“LaunchTM.exe” error happen if it is attempted to be loaded when Microsoft Office Access 2010 is either starting up or is already running and these types of error is also known as Runtime error. It is most the most common form of EXE error when using Microsoft Office Access 2010.
Most of the time, LaunchTM.exe Application Error message means that Microsoft Office Access was unable to locate the files on application startup or, the file is corrupted resulting it in abnormally terminating. You will not be able to use Access until the errors are fixed.
Finding the source will be the important factor in solving this issue. LaunchTM.exe error often happen during startup or because your Windows Operating system is having conflicts with 3rd-party software or plug-ins. Or these types of errors can happen because of system errors, corrupted files, dlls missing or other factors. Therefore we suggest you to do a complete system scan and look for these issues. Our Advance System Repair Tool automatically scans your whole computer, look for these errors and fix them using its complex algorithm mechanics and advance logic and reasoning.
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How to fix Application Error LaunchTM.exe
There are multiple methods to fix this runtime error and we have mentioned all of those methods with their required steps below.
Fix the error using System Restore
Step 1: Open Windows Start icon.
Step 2: In the search bar, type System Restore and press Enter.
Step 3: Find System Restore in the search results.
Step 4: If prompted enter the Administrator Password.
Step 5: In the System Restore Wizard follow the steps and choose a relevant restore point.
Step 6: Restore your system to that backup image
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Check if you are still having issue or not.
Reinstall Microsoft Office Access 2010
Step 1: Click Windows Start icon.
Step 2: In the search box, type Uninstall and press Enter.
Step 3: Click Add or Remove Program from the search results.
Step 4: Locate Microsoft Office Access 2010 14 and click Uninstall.
Step 5: Follow the steps to uninstall.
Step 6: Reboot your computer after the unistallation.
Step 7: Now Re-Install Microsoft Office Access 2010 software.
Update Your Windows Operating System
Many users have reported that their issue was solved after the system update. So this error can also be related to outdated operating system. To do a system update follows these steps.
Step 1: Click Windows Start button.
Step 2: Type Update in the search bar and press Enter.
Step 3: In Windows Update look for Check for Updates and click on it.
Step 4: Click Install Updates if any updates are available.
Step 5: Reboot your computer after the update.
Check if the following update has resolved your issue or not.
Manage System Startup
If there are too many programs that you have set up to automatically open after the boot then this might be cause of the error. Many times system startup with too many items can cause it to interfere with other application. It is also the cause of slow boot time. Reducing the items at startup can improve both the boot time and can fix your issue. To manage items at startup follow the given instructions.
Step 1: Press Win + R key at the same time to open RUN dialogue box.
Step 2: Type msconfig and press Enter Key.
Step 3: In the general tab of System Configuration Tool window, click the Startup tab.
Step 4: Uncheck all the programs and items that you do not want to open after the System Startup.
Step 5: To confirm, click OK button.
Reboot your computer to see if this has fixed the slow startup as well as the application error.
Do a clean Windows Installation
If none of the above methods solve this error then the last option would be to reinstall a clean version of Windows Operating System. Make backup of your existing files and data on an external hard drive and do a complete reinstallation of the operating system.
We have given you all the possible methods and explanation why LaunchTM.exe application error happen and how to fix them using the simple steps provided with every methods for you to follow them accordingly.
