I think my mistake was trying to install SQL Server 2005 before the CDRDicom install, whereas the CDRDicom software handles all that automatically so whatever changed I'll never know. I think I have fixed the problem by finding the original CDRDicom install program, nuking the current install, re-installing and re-indexing the data. Thanks in advance.Įdit: Many thanks to everyone for their advice. At the moment I am just booting between the two disks looking for the reason one works and the other one doesn't.Īny suggestions what to do would be great, I do have a reasonable budget to get this fixed if this is too specialist. The server can be pinged from the clients at 192.168.1.28 but I am finally out of my depth and need someone who knows how to troubleshoot this properly. I have done quite a lot of troubleshooting, checked TCP/IP is enabled in the SQL Server Configuration Manager, opened incoming ports for C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Binn\sqlservr.exe and C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Binn\sqlservr.exe (both TCP and UDP) so I presume that includes 14 which are the ports I think need to be open. All the clients are reporting 'SQL Server does not exist or access denied'. My problem is I can't check why SQL Server 2005 is not accessible under my new set-up. The proprietary x-ray software is Schick CDRDICOM. Because the old system works I know it is not a network issue, it must have something to do with how I have set it up. ![]() I am doing this on a separate bootable drive on the same computer, so I can choose whether to boot into the old (Win7-64) system with one driver working or the new (Win7-32) system where the clients can't currently see the server. I got the system up and running and serving x-rays on Win7 64-bit before I discovered the 32-bit driver problem, so I am trying to downgrade to 32-bit to get both drivers running. ![]() This is because one of the scanner drivers is not available in 64-bit and one of the scanner drivers is not available in Windows 10, so 32-bit Windows 7 it has to be (they were previously both running on XP). Hi, apologies if this is not the right forum for this, but I have inherited the job of maintaining two medical x-ray units (when you buy a business you inherit everything) which rely on SQL Server 2005 Express running on Windows 32-bit.
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