![]() ![]() Run BeadTool and open a Picture to transfer. You may have told BeadTool not to use them when transferring photos. Click the Save button and re-check your palette. Ensure that all Types and Finishes are enabled. This allows you to add a login to the sysadmin role which you can then use to start SQL Server with administrative rights. Run BeadTool and click View->Options (BeadTool4->Preferences for Mac) Select the Palette tab. Figure 2 – Changing the sa password with SSMSAlternatively you can select New Query from the SSMS menu to open Query Editor and then run the following T-SQL query to reset the password for the sa login.GOALTER LOGIN sa WITH DEFAULTDATABASE=masterGOUSE masterGOALTER LOGIN sa WITH PASSWORD=N'NewPassw0rd'GOThat’s all pretty easy but what if you don’t have access an account that isn’t included in the sysadmin role? Fortunately, beginning with SQL Server 2005 members of the Windows Administrators group can access SQL Server in single-user mode. ![]() To use SSMS navigate to the Security node and then expand Logins and right click the sa login to change the Password properties like you can see in Figure 2. Figure 1 – Connecting with Windows AuthenticationAfter connecting you can either use SSMS or T-SQL to change the sa password. You’ll see a dialog that looks a lot like Figure 1.
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