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- From the Autorun page of Premium Technologies Disc 1 (D:\Setup.exe, where D is the letter of your CD drive), click Install Microsoft SQL Server 2005 (Figure 1).
Figure 1 - Install SQL Server 2005
- On the End User License Agreement page, review the licensing agreement (Figure 2). To continue, you must accept the agreement.
Figure 2 - Accept the EULA
- On the Installing Prerequisites page click Install (Figure 3). SQL Server 2005 Setup installs the components that are required for SQL Server setup. When it finishes installing them, click Next (Figure 4).
Figure 3 - Additional components will be installed.
Figure 4 - Setup has installed the additional components, click next.
- On the Welcome to the Microsoft SQL Server Installation Wizard page, click Next (Figure 5).
Figure 5 - click next.
- On the System Configuration Check page, verify that you have no potential installation problems, then click Next.
Figure 6 - confirm that everything is OK and click next.
- If this is the first instance of SQL Server 2005 that you are installing or upgrading, the Registration Information page appears (Figure 7). By default, Setup automatically enters the product key for you. Enter your Name and Company information, and then click Next.
Figure 7 - Fill in if something is missing.
- On the Feature Selection page, click SQL Server Database Services and then click Entire feature (Figure 8) will be installed on local hard drive. Expand SQL Server Database Services and ensure that all sub-features, including Full-Text Search, are set to install (Figure 9).
Figure 8 - Select 'Entire feature..' will be installed.
Figure 9 - make sure that full text search is installed.
- While still on the Feature Selection page, expand Client Components, click Management Tools, and then click Entire feature (Figure 10) will be installed on local hard drive. By default, Setup also selects Connectivity Components and SQLXML Client Features for installation. Click Next.
Figure 10 - install Management Tools
- On the Instance Name page (Figure 11), click Named instance. In the Named instance box, type SHAREPOINT.
Figure 11 - Create a new Sharepoint instance.
- On the Service Account page (Figure 12), click Use the built-in System account, and then click Local system for the account. Click Next.
Figure 12 - Set the Service Account.
- On the Authentication Mode page (Figure 13), choose Windows Authentication Mode. Click Next.
Figure 13 - Set Authentication Mode.
- On the Collation Settings page (Figure 14), accept the default of Dictionary order, case-insensitive, for use with 1252 Character Set for SQL collations (used for compatibility with previous versions of SQL Server). Click Next.
Figure 14 - Set Collation Settings.
- When the Error and Usage Report Settings page appears (Figure 15), you can choose to automatically send error reports to Microsoft or to your corporate error-reporting server. You can also choose to send data about feature usage for SQL Server 2005 to Microsoft. Click Next.
Figure 15 - Set Error and Usage Report settings.
- On the Ready to Install page (Figure 16), click Install.
Figure 16 - Ready to install
- When SQL Server 2005 Setup prompts (Figure 17) you to "Please insert Disc 2," insert Premium Technologies Disc 2, and then click OK.
Figure 17 - Insert Dics 2
- Click Next when that button becomes available on the Setup Progress page (Figure 18).
Figure 18 - Click next.
- On the Completing Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Setup page (Figure 19), click Finish.
Figure 19 - Click finish
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