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How do I restore the MS SQL Server `master’ database?

April 26, 2017database MS restore SQL Server

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How do I restore the MS SQL Server `master’ database?

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The following steps will help you to restore the `master database.’ a. Start Microsoft SQL Server in the `Single User Mode’ i).

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The following steps will help you to restore the `master database.’ a. Start Microsoft SQL Server in the `Single User Mode’ i). Right click on your Microsoft SQL Server and select `Properties’ ii). Click on the ‘Startup Parameters’ button under the ‘General’ tab iii). Select and add the required parameters as shown below iv). Restart Microsoft SQL Server. From the SQL Server Enterprise Manager, right click on `Microsoft SQL Servers,’ select `Stop’ and then `Start’ b. Use the IBackup for Windows ‘SQL Server Restore’ option to restore the ‘master’ database.