19:55:05.51 Server Authentication mode is MIXED. 19:55:05.51 Server System Manufacturer: 'System manufacturer', System Model: 'System Product Name'. 19:55:05.51 Server (c) Microsoft Corporation. 8 (Intel X86)Įxpress Edition on Windows NT 6.1 (Build 7601: ) (WOW64) Here is the error log: 19:55:05.51 Server Microsoft SQL Server 2014. I see bits and pieces of a solution, but nowhere have I found anything that says "Use this tool to modify the permissions of a service account". I looked in the SQL Configuration Management Tool, but nothing there allows me to change permission (that I saw). I think this is what I need to do based on what I've read so far. The link to MSDN in the answer points to a resource that lists some configuration data, but it doesn't tell me where to change the service account permissions. tried using mixed authentication during setup.The closest thing I could find had only user accounts (not virtual accounts) Per the comment below the selected answer (from Frederic), I tried to follow this path (Computer properties, advanced parameters, user profile parameters, suppressing net service\mssql profiles) but it didn't exist as listed.selected the default NT Service\MSSQL$SQLEXPRESS account during installation (note that I was prohibited from selecting any other accounts).changed to built-in accounts in SQL Configuration Manager.deleted the MSSQL$SQLEXPRESS folders under the Users folder.I've tried the following things that did not fix the problem: I am experiencing this same problem referenced in this post ( Installing SQL Server 2012 Express fails with error " Could not find the Database Engine startup handle."), but it is with SQL Server Express 2014. NET applications for learning and practice.
I'm just a guy trying to run SQL Server on my local machine to build some simple. Let me start by saying I am not a DBA, and I actually don't have alot of database admin experience.
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