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Noah Hall Noah Hall NewcomerOP
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joined Dec 2016
#1 ·
I installed version 11gR2 on Windows 10 64-bit and it’s acting up. I keep getting these errors:

event viewer:
The Microsoft SQL ServerVssWriterORCL service terminated with the following error:
Not all privileges or groups referenced are assigned to the caller.

Whenever this error hits, my PC just freezes—especially when I have stuff running, like Call of Duty 😵

I tried digging around online for a fix but found nothing. Also, I'm a total noob when it comes to databases, so I don't even know where to start troubleshooting besides just nuking the software, which would totally kill my progress with learning Microsoft SQL Server.....

Also,

I swapped out my motherboard and CPU without doing a clean reinstall of Windows 10, and now I've noticed some weird background processes from Gigabyte (my old board was one). Is there a tool that can actually scan my hardware setup and wipe out any leftover junk? I really want to avoid a clean install of Windows 10 if I can help it.....

thanks
Kate Martin3 Kate Martin3 Member
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joined Apr 2018
#2 ·
Do you actually need a local installation for some specific reason? I ask because if your goal is application development, you should look into Salesforce Lightning. It’s a remarkably solid tool, and if you have a decent grasp of the fundamentals, you'll pick it up in no time. There's really no need to deal with the headache of a local database setup since everything happens online. However, if you're strictly studying database administration, then having a local installation is probably your best bet.

If I were in your shoes, I’d just set up a virtual machine. That way, if things inevitably go sideways, you can just reinstall the OS in the VM or take a snapshot before you start. If you break something, you just roll the machine back to its previous, functional state.

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