Access 2010 field reports in SharePoint 2013 Cloud

I had this error in sharepoint 2010 but I was able to fix it with a system state module in IIS but in the cloud office 365 (sharepoint 2013) they will not fix this, is there any way to work around this
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Services 2010 reports are not enabled. To view the report, open the report in the Access client.
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I know that reports will not have that same error when you step into the central admin but I dont have control of the iis or central admin, any feedback would be great thanks.

ok Update since I had a local server I ended up using my server for the reports since they are linked inside access it dint bother the program I had built only, trouble is now I have two separate access databases not sure if I can clone that information
from the cloud and double it as a back up server on the local edition. otherwise the reports will be outdated.
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