Run Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Express Edition on OS server 2000
Standard. Works fine; can't recall how I set it up.
Now newly installed Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition on a
new server with OS Server 2003 Standard. Need to enable TCP/IP so
from the Start menu, choose All Programs, point to Microsoft SQL
Server 2005, point to Configuration Tools, when to click SQL Server
Configuration Manager, but no listing, nothing more after
Configuration Tools.

Any idea how to get the 'SQL Server Configuration Manager' to show?

Are you sure that all components has installed successfully? It seems like a
failed installation... Did you see any error during SQL Server Setup?

Can you see Microsoft SQL Server 2005 in the Add\Remove Programs in Control
Panel? If you do, then when you click the Uninstall button can you see
Workstation Components in the Shared Components list?

SQL Server Configuration Manager is an MMC snap-in. So, can you see it in
the MMC Snap-in list? (Start\Run\ type MMC and when it's opened, click File
and then Add\Remove Snap-in, in the snap-in list, search for SQL Server
Configuration Manager)

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Ekrem Önsoy



"Monde" <info (AT) documonde (DOT) com> wrote

Are you sure that all components has installed successfully? It seems like a
failed installation... Did you see any error during SQL Server Setup?

Can you see Microsoft SQL Server 2005 in the Add\Remove Programs in Control
Panel? If you do, then when you click the Uninstall button can you see
Workstation Components in the Shared Components list?

SQL Server Configuration Manager is an MMC snap-in. So, can you see it in
the MMC Snap-in list? (Start\Run\ type MMC and when it's opened, click File
and then Add\Remove Snap-in, in the snap-in list, search for SQL Server
Configuration Manager)

--
Ekrem Önsoy



"Monde" <info (AT) documonde (DOT) com> wrote

Are you sure that all components has installed successfully? It seems like a
failed installation... Did you see any error during SQL Server Setup?

Can you see Microsoft SQL Server 2005 in the Add\Remove Programs in Control
Panel? If you do, then when you click the Uninstall button can you see
Workstation Components in the Shared Components list?

SQL Server Configuration Manager is an MMC snap-in. So, can you see it in
the MMC Snap-in list? (Start\Run\ type MMC and when it's opened, click File
and then Add\Remove Snap-in, in the snap-in list, search for SQL Server
Configuration Manager)

--
Ekrem Önsoy



"Monde" <info (AT) documonde (DOT) com> wrote

Are you sure that all components has installed successfully? It seems like a
failed installation... Did you see any error during SQL Server Setup?

Can you see Microsoft SQL Server 2005 in the Add\Remove Programs in Control
Panel? If you do, then when you click the Uninstall button can you see
Workstation Components in the Shared Components list?

SQL Server Configuration Manager is an MMC snap-in. So, can you see it in
the MMC Snap-in list? (Start\Run\ type MMC and when it's opened, click File
and then Add\Remove Snap-in, in the snap-in list, search for SQL Server
Configuration Manager)

--
Ekrem Önsoy



"Monde" <info (AT) documonde (DOT) com> wrote

Are you sure that all components has installed successfully? It seems like a
failed installation... Did you see any error during SQL Server Setup?

Can you see Microsoft SQL Server 2005 in the Add\Remove Programs in Control
Panel? If you do, then when you click the Uninstall button can you see
Workstation Components in the Shared Components list?

SQL Server Configuration Manager is an MMC snap-in. So, can you see it in
the MMC Snap-in list? (Start\Run\ type MMC and when it's opened, click File
and then Add\Remove Snap-in, in the snap-in list, search for SQL Server
Configuration Manager)

--
Ekrem Önsoy



"Monde" <info (AT) documonde (DOT) com> wrote

Are you sure that all components has installed successfully? It seems like a
failed installation... Did you see any error during SQL Server Setup?

Can you see Microsoft SQL Server 2005 in the Add\Remove Programs in Control
Panel? If you do, then when you click the Uninstall button can you see
Workstation Components in the Shared Components list?

SQL Server Configuration Manager is an MMC snap-in. So, can you see it in
the MMC Snap-in list? (Start\Run\ type MMC and when it's opened, click File
and then Add\Remove Snap-in, in the snap-in list, search for SQL Server
Configuration Manager)

--
Ekrem Önsoy



"Monde" <info (AT) documonde (DOT) com> wrote

Are you sure that all components has installed successfully? It seems like a
failed installation... Did you see any error during SQL Server Setup?

Can you see Microsoft SQL Server 2005 in the Add\Remove Programs in Control
Panel? If you do, then when you click the Uninstall button can you see
Workstation Components in the Shared Components list?

SQL Server Configuration Manager is an MMC snap-in. So, can you see it in
the MMC Snap-in list? (Start\Run\ type MMC and when it's opened, click File
and then Add\Remove Snap-in, in the snap-in list, search for SQL Server
Configuration Manager)

--
Ekrem Önsoy



"Monde" <info (AT) documonde (DOT) com> wrote

Are you sure that all components has installed successfully? It seems like a
failed installation... Did you see any error during SQL Server Setup?

Can you see Microsoft SQL Server 2005 in the Add\Remove Programs in Control
Panel? If you do, then when you click the Uninstall button can you see
Workstation Components in the Shared Components list?

SQL Server Configuration Manager is an MMC snap-in. So, can you see it in
the MMC Snap-in list? (Start\Run\ type MMC and when it's opened, click File
and then Add\Remove Snap-in, in the snap-in list, search for SQL Server
Configuration Manager)

--
Ekrem Önsoy



"Monde" <info (AT) documonde (DOT) com> wrote

Are you sure that all components has installed successfully? It seems like a
failed installation... Did you see any error during SQL Server Setup?

Can you see Microsoft SQL Server 2005 in the Add\Remove Programs in Control
Panel? If you do, then when you click the Uninstall button can you see
Workstation Components in the Shared Components list?

SQL Server Configuration Manager is an MMC snap-in. So, can you see it in
the MMC Snap-in list? (Start\Run\ type MMC and when it's opened, click File
and then Add\Remove Snap-in, in the snap-in list, search for SQL Server
Configuration Manager)

--
Ekrem Önsoy



"Monde" <info (AT) documonde (DOT) com> wrote