Cara Install Sql Server 2000 Personal Edition Di Windows 7
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I need to install MSDE 2000 Release A on Windows 10.
Versi 2000 ini tidak tersedia Expres Edition (gratis)-nya, jadi tidak gratis alias trial, tetapi disini saya menyediakan KEY nya untuk membuat software ini full version, tapi ingat ini hanya untuk bahan PEMBELAJARAN (for education only and not for commercial), jika nanti anda membuat apliaksi dari Microsoft SQL Server 2000 ini untuk tujuan komersil maka anda harus membeli lisensi yang asli. SQL Server 2000 akan berjalan di bawah Windows 98, Windows NT Server 4.0 dengan Service Pack 5 atau lambat, Windows NT Workstation 4.0 dengan Service Pack 5 atau yang lebih baru dan Windows 2000 (all editions). SQL Server 2000 juga membutuhkan Internet Explorer 5.0 atau lambat, seperti yang diperlukan untuk Microsoft Management Console dan HTML Help. Sep 27, 2015 SQL Server 2000 - DEVELOPER VERSION (SP4) on Windows 10 How to install Sql Server 2000 on Windows 10- Music: ♫The Passion HiFi - Cold Heat - Hip Hop Beat♫ by Evil Twin Records, available.
The installation window pops up and then immediately closes without an error message.
This answer to this SO question seemed to solve a very similar problem and indicates that it is in fact possible to install and run MS SQL Server 2000 on Windows 10. I know that that question is about SQL Server 2000 and not MSDE, but I hope that if it works for SQL Server 2000, it will also apply to the Desktop Engine variant.
Any ideas about what could be killing the installer and/or how I could try to figure this out?
I have already tried setting the compatibility mode of the installer to WinXP SP2 and running with admin priviledges
I have not yet tried to first install Win 7, then MSDE, then upgrade to Win 10, and would very much prefer to directly install on Win 10
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I have found a workaround...
I found that it was extracting several dlls to the temp folder during install and the MSI log was complaining about loading one of them. No dependency loading issues found with any of them so I tried copying them all to C:WindowsSysWow64, but one of them (sqlunirl.dll) got access denied as it is a part of the OS. If I change the owner and permissions of that dll, I can then replace it with the extracted one, install MSDE, and afterwards replace it with the original Win10 one. However the SQL Service Manager app then refuses to start, but since exes always look for dlls in their own folder first, put that same dll in C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft SQL Server80ToolsBinn. Just in case, I've also copied it to other folders that have executables in too. I've not tested this out yet but have knocked up a quick batch file to install (put it next to Setup.exe along with the sqlunirl.dll grabbed from the temp folder from a previous install attempt):
(NB: SIDs are used for Administrators group and TrustedInstaller so that it works on any language. Generic Read and Generic Execute rights are the default on the administrators group, but I am also applying Write Owner so that I can set it back to TrustedInstaller as I couldn't find a way to use TakeOwn.exe to set it back!)
This is sort of a reverse-answer to the question, hope it's OK! I couldn't find anyone else mentioning it so hopefully it's alright. Just wanted to say that Dan's solution also works for uninstalling MSDE 2000 from Windows 10.
I had a Win7 computer that had MSDE 2000 installed, which I upgraded to Windows 10. Everything worked fine till I needed to upgrade the software which involved uninstalling MSDE 2000. It simply wouldn't uninstall - the msi would run then just exit.
All I had to do was rename sqlunirl.dll, run the uninstaller from add/remove programs, then rename it and change the permissions back:
Hope that helps someone!
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I need to install MSDE 2000 Release A on Windows 10.
The installation window pops up and then immediately closes without an error message.
This answer to this SO question seemed to solve a very similar problem and indicates that it is in fact possible to install and run MS SQL Server 2000 on Windows 10. I know that that question is about SQL Server 2000 and not MSDE, but I hope that if it works for SQL Server 2000, it will also apply to the Desktop Engine variant.
Any ideas about what could be killing the installer and/or how I could try to figure this out?
I have already tried setting the compatibility mode of the installer to WinXP SP2 and running with admin priviledges
I have not yet tried to first install Win 7, then MSDE, then upgrade to Win 10, and would very much prefer to directly install on Win 10
2 Answers
I have found a workaround...
I found that it was extracting several dlls to the temp folder during install and the MSI log was complaining about loading one of them. No dependency loading issues found with any of them so I tried copying them all to C:WindowsSysWow64, but one of them (sqlunirl.dll) got access denied as it is a part of the OS. If I change the owner and permissions of that dll, I can then replace it with the extracted one, install MSDE, and afterwards replace it with the original Win10 one. However the SQL Service Manager app then refuses to start, but since exes always look for dlls in their own folder first, put that same dll in C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft SQL Server80ToolsBinn. Just in case, I've also copied it to other folders that have executables in too. I've not tested this out yet but have knocked up a quick batch file to install (put it next to Setup.exe along with the sqlunirl.dll grabbed from the temp folder from a previous install attempt):
(NB: SIDs are used for Administrators group and TrustedInstaller so that it works on any language. Generic Read and Generic Execute rights are the default on the administrators group, but I am also applying Write Owner so that I can set it back to TrustedInstaller as I couldn't find a way to use TakeOwn.exe to set it back!)
This is sort of a reverse-answer to the question, hope it's OK! I couldn't find anyone else mentioning it so hopefully it's alright. Just wanted to say that Dan's solution also works for uninstalling MSDE 2000 from Windows 10.
I had a Win7 computer that had MSDE 2000 installed, which I upgraded to Windows 10. Everything worked fine till I needed to upgrade the software which involved uninstalling MSDE 2000. It simply wouldn't uninstall - the msi would run then just exit.
All I had to do was rename sqlunirl.dll, run the uninstaller from add/remove programs, then rename it and change the permissions back:
Hope that helps someone!