RE: SQL Server Management Studio Crashing

Can you launch SQL server management studio using system user context using
AT command <http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/313565> and check
if it is working ?

If it does then can you try creating a new user profile and check if it
solves the problem ?
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| >|>|Thread-Topic: SQL Server Management Studio Crashing
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| >|>|From: =?Utf-8?B?QWxsZW4=?= <Allen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
| >|>|References: <9DBFA965-69F3-4EA6-8784-CB2D60FE396E@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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| >|>|Subject: RE: SQL Server Management Studio Crashing
| >|>|Date: Fri, 2 May 2008 11:46:08 -0700
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| >|>|I uninstalled the following:
| >|>|SQL Server 2005
| >|>|Visual Studio 2008
| >|>|Visual Studio 20005
| >|>|.Net Framework 3.5
| >|>|.Net Framework 3.0
| >|>|.Net Framework 2.0
| >|>|
| >|>|Then Installed the following:
| >|>|SQL Server 2005
| >|>|
| >|>|Try SQL Server Management Studio and it throws up the box that a
problem was
| >|>|encountered and needs to shutdown right when it starts to open the
connection
| >|>|form.
| >|>|
| >|>|Then I installed the following from the Microsoft site:
| >|>|.Net Framework 2.0
| >|>|
| >|>|Try SQL Server Management Studio and it throws up the box that a
problem was
| >|>|encountered and needs to shutdown right when it starts to open the
connection
| >|>|form.
| >|>|
| >|>|Something is preventing it from opening but doesn't get removed when
you
| >|>|uninstall and I just can't determine what it is.
| >|>|
| >|>|Thanks.
| >|>|
| >|>|
| >|>|""Subhen Kar [MSFT]"" wrote:
| >|>|
| >|>|> Hi Allen,
| >|>|>
| >|>|> The SQL server Management studio depends hevaily on a good
installation of
| >|>|> the .NET framework.If the SQL server management studio is crashing
there
| >|>|> might be multiple reasons to it.I also do not find some more
information
| >|>|> regarding the type of crash,like whether we are getting a dump or
some
| >|>|> error message/number.That should point us to the right direction.
| >|>|>
| >|>|> As of now I can only suggest you the following :
| >|>|>
| >|>|> 1.Uninstall SQL Server 2005 tools completely.
| >|>|> 2.Uninstall all known instances of the .net installations by using
the
| >|>|> following tool :
| >|>|>
| >|>|>
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=aae7fc63-d405-4e13-
| >|>|> 909f-e85aa9e66146&DisplayLang=en#Overview
| >|>|>
| >|>|> 3.Install a freshly downloaded .net framework 2.0
| >|>|> 4.Try to re-install the SQL Server tools now.
| >|>|> 5.If this resolves the issue fine,else check if you are able to
open the
| >|>|> management studio by double clicking on any saved SQL file and let
us know
| >|>|>
| >|>|>
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| >|>|> | >|>|From: =?Utf-8?B?QWxsZW4=?= <Allen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
| >|>|> | >|>|Subject: SQL Server Management Studio Crashing
| >|>|> | >|>|Date: Thu, 1 May 2008 06:11:00 -0700
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| >|>|> | >|>|I'm unable to open SQL Server Management Studio. I get and
error that
| >|>|> it has
| >|>|> | >|>|encountered a problem and needs to close. I'm using a dell
latitude
| >|>|> D610
| >|>|> | >|>|laptop with winxp pro service pack 2. SQL server is 2005
standard
| >|>|> edition
| >|>|> | >|>|service pack 2. I've unistalled and reinstalled both sql
server and
| >|>|> the .net
| >|>|> | >|>|2.0 framework several times and nothing seems to fix the
problem.
| >|>|> There must
| >|>|> | >|>|be a file somewhere that gets used that is messed up and I
can't find
| >|>|> out
| >|>|> | >|>|wich one it is. Can anybody help? Thanks.
| >|>|> | >|>|
| >|>|>
| >|>|> Subhen Kar,MCTS
| >|>|> SQL Server Core Group
| >|>|> MICROSOFT
| >|>|>
| >|>|>
| >|>|

Subhen Kar,MCTS
SQL Server Core Group
MICROSOFT

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