Microsoft Access can't be started

I am very stumped on this... I am unable to open up Microsoft Access (can't open in safe mode, admin mode, different windows users).

I am trying to install 32-bit of Office 365 for enterprise on a WVD. I am currently have installed 16.0.18623.20208 installed on the machine. Funny thing is that the application removal tool is saying that I have 64-bit office installed instead of 32-bit installed. Whenever I open any of the office applications, it does show that it's 32-bit and not 64-bit, quite confusing.

(this is from the uninstallation tool)

(this is after opening up MS Word)

Back to main point now, all the Office applications that are installed in the suite open without issue (as 32-bit), but whenever I open MS Access, I run into the error where it states as follows in the pictures below.

"Automatic configuration of the current version of Microsoft Access has failed. Your database might not function correctly. This can occur if you do not have the necessary permissions to install Microsoft Access on this computer."

If I then press OK, I run into this next error window.

"Microsoft Access can't be started. Microsoft Access was unable to initialize the Windows Registry. Rerun Microsoft Access or Microsoft Office Setup to reinstall Microsoft Access."

Things that I've tried to resolve said issue:

1. Opening in safe mode, error persists
2. Opening in admin mode, error persists
3. Quick repair, error persists
4. Online repair, error persists
5. Uninstall (via control panel)
6. Reinstall (via 32-bit installer downloaded from aka.ms/office-install), error persists
7. Uninstall (via Revo uninstaller, full scan and deletion of any registries/files remaining)
8. Reinstall (via 32-bit installer downloaded from aka.ms/office-install), error persists
9. Uninstall (via Revo uninstaller, full scan and deletion of any registries/files remaining)
10. Reinstall using the Office configurator method (CMD), error persists
11. Editing the registry based on a thread I found that says they changed the registry for ACEOLEDB.DLL (however, I am not coming from upgrading from older Offices like 10 or 14)
    1. I looked for anything that said ACEOLEDB.DLL and made sure it was pointing to the Program Files (x86) instead of just Program Files.
12. I've checked the security permissions for the application MSACCESS.exe and it has the same replicated permissions as a computer where Access is working
13. I can't find anything in the event viewer that provides any details every time it fails to open