Installing SQL 2000 Server on XP)

Today, I found the method to Install SQL 2000 Server on XP on the network. Previously, I always thought this was not feasible. I can check it later by Google, many websites have said that this method is feasible. I will try it out with LP. The result is true. Review it:

The main process for installing SQL Server 2000 on Windows XP is:
Find the msdedirectory in the installation disk of the SQL Server, and click setup.exe to install it. The process is simple and the next step is OK.

2. restart Windows XP and the SQL Service icon appears.

3. Take out the installation CD of the SQL Server version and install the client tool directly? The simplest example is to directly click autorun.exe under the optical disk root directory ).

Install the tool as prompted. If you know that the system is not a server version during the self-check process, you will be prompted to only install the client tool. (Haha, I already have the server)

4. Open the Enterprise Manager and try connecting the SA user to see if the SA User Login fails? Because you are not associated with a trusted SQL server connection

. Fortunately, you only need to slightly modify the system registry:

Enter Regedit in the running directory to open the Registry Editor and find [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ MSSQLServer \ MSS

Qlserver], which has a key value loginmode. By default, the value is 1. Change the value to 2 and restart the computer.

5. Open Enterprise Management and connect. You can find that the installation is successful!

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