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Subject: Error 1069
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James Stott User is Offline
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5/23/2005 01:07 AM  

Good morning ... I hope someone will be able to help on this one.

Ever since SBS 2003 Prem. was installed in Dec last year I have not been able to successfully start SQL services. When I click the START button in SQL service manager I get a 1069 error - The service did not start due to a logon failure.

Any suggestions as to why?

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5/23/2005 01:20 AM  
Just adding some information after reading another thread - I performed a search for sqlservr.exe and determined that the version is 2000.80.760.0
 
There were four references to sqlservr
 
... \MSSQL$MONITORING
... \MSSQL$SHAREPOINT
... \MSSQL\Binn
D:\ClientApps\BusinessContactManager\x86\Binn
... \Monitoring\MSDE\Setup\sqlrun.cab
 
Not sure if this helps
 
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5/23/2005 08:28 AM  
You need to check credentials on these service:
 
 
Be sure that they are set to local system.
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5/24/2005 12:58 AM  
Thanks for the tip, but I don't know how to get to the screen you are referring to. Could you please briefly explain how to access these properties?
 
Thanks
 
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5/24/2005 01:15 AM  
Hi James,
 
Go to the Services applet in the Administrative Tools. Right click the service and choose properties.
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5/24/2005 03:15 AM  
That did the trick!
 
Thank you for that.
 
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