This occurs when the tables primary key value, exceeds the range that MS Access supports, usually if you are using the "BigInt" type in SQL Server, if you are only looking to read the data then just create a "snap-shot" query for the table and all rows will display correctly as the "snap-shot" does not need to read all the indexes.
If you need to update the data in these rows at any time then I suggest using an ADO recordset instead.
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