Windows 10: Where is old odbc connection data stored in Windows 10.

When I set up an odbc connection to a server it works fine. But when the device is restarted it reverts back to an old connection. I'm trying to find out where to go to delete whatever is causing the connection to change upon restart.I've checked in Registry Editor but nothing jumps out as obvious.Any suggestion are appreciated.

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Windows 10 unable to add Visual FoxPro ODBC driver

I am attempting to add the Visual FoxPro ODBC driver to my list of active data sources, but am unable to do so.

I have installed the latest driver downloaded directly from microsoft, and I have found the driver .dll file in windows explorer. However, when I attempt to add the data connection via ODBC Data Sources (32-bit), the driver does not come up in the available list.

I checked the list in ODBC Data Sources (64-bit), just to make sure it was not listed there. I am aware that the FoxPro ODBC driver is 32-bit only.




What next steps should I take in troubleshooting this issue? I've been googling for over two hours now, with no new developments. Thanks.

 

Access ODBC connection stopped working

Starting Monday, Feb 10, the ODBC connection on all my access databases stopped working. I cannot connect to the ODBC database, and Access keeps trying to open a second instance of the OSBC data, even though the source is open, the driver works, and the
Windows 10 ODBC manager is set to use the open database. The datbase is QuickBooks 2017 and the driver is QODBC, just updated to current. Is anyone else experiencing this? Does anybody have a solution?

 

Using NTFS Mount as an ODBC Data Source

We have a Windows 10 Pro PC running on a VM that has a mounted NFTS drive, just using the anon switch to not require credentials. The drive letter is Z and net use shows it as an NFS Network drive mount. We can browse and interact with it just fine in explorer.

However, one of our apps requires a 32-bit ODBC connection to that mounted drive. But I can't get the ODBC connection to set up to save my life. Steps I followed are below:

1. Open 32-bit ODBC Data Source Administrator

2. Click Add under User DSN

3. Select MS Text Driver as the driver

4. Click finish and add the DSN name

5. Unclick Use Current Directory checkbox

6. Click the Select Directory button

7. The mounted drive is not listed as an option under drives, so I click the Network button

The next couple of steps I've tried two different scenarios:

8. I select the mounted drive

9. Under Folder I enter the folder path but the get an error saying that it uses SMB1, which is deprecated (I'm told it does not use SMB1)

8a. I leave the default choice for drive letter

9a. Under Folder I tried entering both [IP_Addr_Redacted]\rd\ups\out and Z:\out. Neither works and I just get a cannot connect error.

Any ideas? This is mission critical and we're at a loss.