Microsoft SQL Server 2016, Error: 1068 AND Error: 3417 AND Error: 1225 in Windows 10 Pro

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The errors you mentioned are related to Microsoft SQL Server and can occur due to various reasons. Let's take a look at each error and its possible causes:

  1. Error 1068: The dependency service or group failed to start:
    Error 1068 occurs when a service on which the SQL Server service depends fails to start. This can happen due to several reasons, such as:

    • The SQL Server service account doesn't have the necessary permissions.
    • The required service (e.g., SQL Server Agent) is not running or has failed to start.
    • There are conflicts with other services or third-party software on the system.

    To resolve this error, check the SQL Server service account permissions and ensure that all dependent services are running correctly.

  2. Error 3417: Cannot recover the master database. SQL Server is unable to run:
    Error 3417 is often related to issues with the master database, which is a crucial database for SQL Server's functioning. Possible reasons for this error include:

    • The master database files are corrupted or missing.
    • Insufficient disk space for the master database.
    • File system or disk issues.

    To address this error, check the integrity of the master database files, restore them from a backup if available, or repair the installation.

  3. Error 1225: The remote server is not a known TCP/IP host:
    Error 1225 might occur when the SQL Server service is trying to connect to a remote server, and the server's IP address or hostname is not resolved or recognized. This error is often seen in a network-related context.

    To troubleshoot this error, ensure that the correct IP address or hostname is used for the remote server, and there are no network connectivity issues.

General steps to troubleshoot SQL Server errors:

  1. Check the SQL Server error logs and Windows Event Viewer for more detailed error messages and information about the issues.

  2. Verify that the SQL Server service account has the necessary permissions and privileges to access required resources.

  3. Ensure that there is sufficient disk space available for the SQL Server databases and log files.

  4. Check for any disk or file system-related issues that might affect the SQL Server's operation.

  5. Review any recent changes to the system or SQL Server configuration that might have caused the errors.

  6. Consider restoring the system from a known good backup or reinstalling SQL Server if necessary.

Please note that troubleshooting SQL Server errors can be complex and may require the involvement of a qualified database administrator or support personnel, especially when dealing with critical databases or production environments. Always perform changes and fixes with caution to avoid further issues or data loss.