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Access won't create sysem.mdw file automaticlly or manually why?

Greetings all

I can't create access databases because I keep getting cant find system.mdw file.

Access won't create sysem.mdw file automaticlly or manually when I go to the security section and Try
Why?
PS I'm using xp with sp2 and MS access 2003 with sp 1

TIA
Nov 13 '05 #1
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