sqlsql-serverwindowsservicedatabase-administration
Start local server automatically
I'm using windows (10) and every time I need to use/load a database on my local server (SQL Server) I have to manually start the server on Administrator Tools (local services), which costs me a lot of time, every time I reboot my system the server shuts down (stops) and doesn't start on boot. Is there perhaps a way of automatically starting the server permanently, that could save me a lot of time. Thanks in advance.
Solution
Yes, there is a way. Go to your local Services, find the SQL Server Service and set the Startup type to Automatic.
Like illustrated here:
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