At the moment I have the Access datasources working. Here is what solved it for 
me:

The underlying issue was that message that said "The ColdFusion ODBC Server 
service is not running or has not been installed." I observed the behaviour of 
the ODBC server and realized that it was running fine after an install (I redid 
the CF10 instrall) but it was the next reboot that caused things to stop 
working.

I located an error message in the log that said "ColdFusion 10 ODBC 
Server@LOCALHOST,ErrorCode=430,ErrorMessage=Failed to open event trace file 
because the file version is not recognised." And when I googled that one I ran 
into a similar problem on CF9 where the person reporting it said "I have solved 
this problem by deleting all of the .trc files in folder 
C:\ColdFusion9\db\slserver54\tracing.  Once that was done, I was able to 
successfully start the ODBC Server & ODBC Agent services."

After deleting the .trc files from 
C:\ColdFusion10\cfusion\db\slserver54\tracing I was able to start the services 
manually. I then rebooted and it worked. I am not sure that this is a long term 
fix but it is working. I notice that the 2 .trc files are back  in that folder 
and hope thay are correct now.

And of course I had to also use that workaround mentioned here; 
http://blogs.coldfusion.com/post.cfm/coldfusion-10-64bit-and-msaccess 

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