Problem logging on to SQL Server Manager Studio Express 2005 using Windows Authentication Mode?

Check the server name. If it is your local server, try connecting to server name or (local) or SQLEXPRESS if the server instance is names SQLEXPRESS If it is a remote server, you may have to enable some network protocols and/or enable remote connections on that server.

Check the server name. If it is your local server, try connecting to server name . Or (local), or .

\SQLEXPRESS if the server instance is names SQLEXPRESS. If it is a remote server, you may have to enable some network protocols and/or enable remote connections on that server.

Thank you for this information. I tried this but got the same error message. I believe I have a local server so I tried this method.

I am not connected to a network just to my PC. Any other suggestions? Thank You.

NH – hinkanator Mar 27 at 21:58 Well, it may be obvious, but is SQL Server installed? You can check that in the Services (in Administrative Tools), you should see a SQL Server service and the instance name (if any). – Lucero Mar 28 at 11:04.

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