I have some issue while application is starting, it does not give any errors and window completely with no control. Here is screenshot.
So my question is, can I somehow turn on debug mode and see what's happened?
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nick318
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There is no hidden debug mode, or anything like that, in Microsoft Access. There are things you can do, however:
- Use the shift bypass key
Using the bypass key will stop any code from automatically starting, allowing you to alter the database before it crashes
- Using Control + Break
Using Control + Break stops the currently running code, and takes you to the VBA editor. However, if the application is not responding, it might not respond to Control + Break either.
Using the security centre, you can untrust a database, blocking most code. This will allow you to access and copy database objects without code interfering.
- Debug causes of database crashes (e.g. decompile)
View this answer for a guide to debug causes of database crashes. Usually, decompiling does wonders.

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Hold down Shift button(s) while you open the file.

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it did not help( – nick318 Jan 18 '18 at 13:32