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1. #SQL SERVER 2012 EXPRESS EDITION IN WINDOWS 10 HOME ISSUES INSTALL#
2. #SQL SERVER 2012 EXPRESS EDITION IN WINDOWS 10 HOME ISSUES UPDATE#

#SQL SERVER 2012 EXPRESS EDITION IN WINDOWS 10 HOME ISSUES INSTALL#

In summary you should define dedicated accounts for each SQL Server Service up front before you install SQL Server 2012. Here is the TSQL to enable Agent XPs manually: sp_configure 'show advanced options', 1 You should enable it to make sure the SQL Agent Service work correctly. Stop and start the SQL Server Agent Service and make sure there are no errors logged again.īy default the advance Agent XPs configuration option is disabled on new installations. To make sure the error is gone, clear the Windows Application Event Viewer. The Agent XPs configuration option has been enabled which allows the Agent Service to start up successfully. If you go back and view the Windows Application Event Viewer you will see the error again, but additional messages are logged where an advance configuration setting has been automatically changed in SQL Server 2012. When you start the SQL Agent Service you will see that the service start up successfully. Assign this account to the SQL Agent Service via SQL Server Configuration Manager. My preferred approach is to create a dedicated domain account for example: sql_agent_service. My web server is Windows Server 2012 R2 and has SQL Server 2014. The easy solution is to use the SQL Server Configuration Manager to change the SQL Agent Service account to Local Service and then the SQL Agent Service will start up successfully. On analyzing the website log entries and events, I figured out that the SQL Server service was not starting, I learned in a hard way that disabling TLS 1.0 And SSL 3.0 affects SQL Server 2014. The problem is that the default account that is created by the SQL Server installation that is used by the SQL Server Agent Service does not have the correct permissions. OpenSQLServerInstanceRegKey:GetRegKeyAccessMask failed (reason 2). In Windows Application Event Viewer the following error message is logged: My first step was to look at trusty old Windows Application Event Viewer to see what messages get logged when I try to start the SQL Server Agent Service.

#SQL SERVER 2012 EXPRESS EDITION IN WINDOWS 10 HOME ISSUES UPDATE#

I had a issue with SQL Server Agent Service that cannot start up after creating a new clean installation of SQL Server 2012 with the latest cumulative update (Build.