Sql server service not starting SQL server 2012

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Can someone help me I have a challenge here the SQL Server service is not starting when am starting on SQL Server Configuration Manager its show this error “The request failed or the service did not respond in a timely fashion. Consult the event log or other applicable error logs for details” the strange when am starting this service on the computer service on the Local System account its starting.

What I have tried:

The service supposed to run on Local System, I tried to change to run it Local Service, Network Service and also created an account on our AD and give Administrator account but still not running.

Posted 23-Sep-19 3:35am

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Updated 25-Sep-19 10:59am

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ZurdoDev 23-Sep-19 9:43am

You first need to do what the error says, and that is to look in the event viewer. There should be more specific information in there.

Herman<T>.Instance 23-Sep-19 10:02am

Run the installer again. It might be missing something or the service account has insufficient rights on the folder.

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Richard Deeming · Answer 1 · 2019-09-23T04:08:00

Changing the service account for SQL Server is not simply a case of changing the details in the service manager. There are a lot of other permissions that need to be set for SQL to be able to run.

You have to use SQL Server Configuration Manager to change the service account. This will automatically set the required permissions for the new account.

If you've used Configuration Manager to change the account and it still doesn't work, then follow the instructions in the error message and check the event logs to find the details of the problem.

Member 14603958 · Answer 2 · 2019-09-25T10:59:00

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Hi
also check on the registry editor, check whether TLS 1.0 has been disabled on HKLM folder.if it is enable it and that should resolve your problem.

Posted 25-Sep-19 10:59am

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