Showing posts with label Task Manager. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Task Manager. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 1, 2017

Problem with Microsoft Edge 41.16299.15.0.

It does not bring up the Report Server Web Services URL which is healthy viewing from other sources (Chrome, IE 11).

It also has some crazy display problems. Suddenly the page is only partially displayed. It does not matter even if you maximize the web browser display.

This is the Edge display.


The Task Manager is shown that many Edge tabs are open (but not seen in the above).


I need to use Task Manager to close the Edge.

This version was installed recently by Microsoft staff at Ala Moana to fix some computer problems.

Friday, October 14, 2016

Starting SQL Server with minimum configuration

The option to start up Microsoft SQL Server when you have configuration problems is to use the -f start up option. With this option SQL Server start with a minimum configuration placing the server in single-user mode.

Be aware of the following in this mode:

  • Only a single user can connect, and the CHECKPOINT process is not executed.
  • Remote access and read-ahead are disabled.
  • Startup stored procedures do not run.
Use the sqlcmd utility and the dedicated administrator connection to connect to SQL Server.

You can use the SC command line utility as you can use the start up parameters. SC is a command line program for communicating with the Service Control (SC) Manager and Services.

If you do not know how to use SC (Services Control Manager) review this post.

If you now start the SQL Server with a - f option the server with minimum configuration as shown:

I have a named instance of SQL Server 2016 called OHANA on my computer (Hodentek8) and I will now start it with minimum configuration by running the following. I have stopped this server before running the code:


 StartWithMin.png

 Verify with the Task Manager (there are other ways as well, Task Manager is open now).

StartWithMin_2



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