A corrupt dbf file gives this message when I try to open it: "Microsoft has stopped the process because you and another user are trying to change the same data at the same time."The message is obviously wrong, no other user can be. I really want to recover this database because it contains customer data. Please tell me how can I recover a Microsoft Access 2010 file format? :confused:

5. If the damage is in a table, and the previous steps have not recovered the table, try the following:
a. In Microsoft Access, export the table to an ASCII (delimited text) file. For more information view the topic "Export data or database objects." in Microsoft Access Help.
b. Delete any relationships associated with this table, and then delete the table from the database.
c. Compact the database.
d. Re-create the table and any relationships it had.
e. Using a word processor, examine the ASCII file for bad or strange data and remove those records. Save the file in an ASCII text file format.
f. Re-import the ASCII file into the newly re-created table. For more information about this topic, search the Microsoft Access Help Index for the word "delimit" and then view the topic "Import or link data and objects."
g. Re-enter any records that you were forced to delete.
or you can try to use dbf recovery online - https://dbf.recoverytoolbox.com/online/