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I found the the status of guest account in model database is abnormal,but i don't know how to make it active.

any suggestions?

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I couldn't reply the another thread so I'm continuing here.

Was about "Enable user SQL instances" and the Report Service didn€™t started too.
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And also in the step "ready to install" of the SQL Server SP2 shows the following:

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GO
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GO
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ung txtConPass ko is ung Confirmation input textbox
ung txtNewPass ko is ung New Password input textbox
ung oldPass ko is ung Old Password existing
ung highlighted texts ko, dat is not working. That is my problem.
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Me.DialogResult = System.Windows.Forms.DialogResult.OK
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Else
End If


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Me.Close()
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Me.txtNewPass.Text = ""
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FROM master.sys.databases

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GO'

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GO

'

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END

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