I've installed SQL 2005 Express Advanced edition on an XP SP2 machine which
 already had SQL 2005 Express SP1 installed. I followed the instructions on
 deleting (moving) all files in the Template Data directory before attempting
 the install - in the only instance I had on the computer (MSSQL.1).
 After the install, I noticed that there was another instance (MSSQL.2) which
 had the Reporting services folders in it. It didn't have any of the folders
 found under MSSQL.1 in it. And of course when checking which instance the
 reporting services are using under the SQL Server Config Manager, it says
 Instance ID 2.
 Also under either the SQL Server Config Manager or the Reporting Services
 Config Manager it says that the Service Status is stopped and it won't start
 using either manager. It gives a timeout error.
 Anyone have an idea why? Is it because of the 2 instances? What else can I
 check?
 Thanks in advance.I think I may have found the problem. I didn't have a local group ASPNET
established. Once I created this local group, the service fired right up.
"Wade" <wnederveld@.preinnewhofdonotreply.com> wrote in message
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> I've installed SQL 2005 Express Advanced edition on an XP SP2 machine
> which already had SQL 2005 Express SP1 installed. I followed the
> instructions on deleting (moving) all files in the Template Data directory
> before attempting the install - in the only instance I had on the computer
> (MSSQL.1).
> After the install, I noticed that there was another instance (MSSQL.2)
> which had the Reporting services folders in it. It didn't have any of the
> folders found under MSSQL.1 in it. And of course when checking which
> instance the reporting services are using under the SQL Server Config
> Manager, it says Instance ID 2.
> Also under either the SQL Server Config Manager or the Reporting Services
> Config Manager it says that the Service Status is stopped and it won't
> start using either manager. It gives a timeout error.
> Anyone have an idea why? Is it because of the 2 instances? What else can
> I check?
> Thanks in advance.
>
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