Run this code snippet:
proc setinit;run;
The log will show licensed products. If you do not see
---SAS/ACCESS Interface to ODBC
Then your site isn't licensed to access ODBC with SAS and will need to be added to your license.
If it is in the log then run
proc product_status;run;
If you do not see something like this in the log
For SAS/ACCESS Interface to ODBC ...
then the ODBC was not installed and you need to reinstall.
That link to the ODBC driver works fine for me, however I was logged in to SAS Support. Try changing from HTTPS to HTTP. While it doesn't mention Windows 10 in the link, the driver was last updated in Aug 2018 so I'd be very surprised if it didn't work.
How are you intending to use them? For example, if you have Base SAS installed on your PC you can use these drivers to read SAS data from other products as long as they are installed on the same PC. Access to SAS data on remote SAS servers requires additional products to work.
If you are using MS Office, then the SAS Add-in to MS Office is a better way to read SAS data.
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