Go to Start -> Run... then in the Open combobox type "ODBCAD32.EXE" and click OK. If that doesn't work, then search your comp for "ODBCAD32.EXE" and when it is found (should have been in C:\Windows\System32\), go and add the directory path to its location into your PATH system variable... then go try Run again.

>I have Windows XP Home Edition. I wanted to use the ODBC Administrator to create a DSN so I can connect to a remote SQL Server database(s) through Crystal Reports 11. I can't find an ODBC Administrator.
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>Is it because I don't have any Visual FoxPro, or Visual Studio, or Visual Basic, or SQL Server software installed on my home office PC any more?
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>Or where can I find it. Maybe it's there but not under the Control Panel where I am used to finding it.
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>Thanks for the info.