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I think I've found a solution for the Problem:

I had the same error, but now it seems to be fixed.

The only thing I did is to start the service for the SQL Server Browser.
Best way to do so is going to Start->Execute (Ausführen...just using German XP ) there you type: services.msc
In the new Window there should be an entry for SQL Server-Browser.
You just have to set the startup type to Automatic and then start the service manually (you won't have to do that in the future).

This should fix the problem...hopefully

hope this helps some of you to get in the favour of watching tv in the garden...(about 10°C here in the middle of germany

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[QUOTE="zeroathome, post: 102807, member: 24452"] [b]Solution[/b] I think I've found a solution for the Problem: I had the same error, but now it seems to be fixed. The only thing I did is to start the service for the SQL Server Browser. Best way to do so is going to Start->Execute (Ausführen...just using German XP :-)) there you type: services.msc In the new Window there should be an entry for SQL Server-Browser. You just have to set the startup type to Automatic and then start the service manually (you won't have to do that in the future). This should fix the problem...hopefully hope this helps some of you to get in the favour of watching tv in the garden...(about 10°C here in the middle of germany :D zero [/QUOTE]