To resolve this issue, you need to change the SQL Server Login password for the MSSQL Server and SQL Server Agent services for your account.
Follow these steps to change password.
- 1. Click Start and click Programs, Administrative Tools, then click Services.
- 2. Now select SQL Server (MSSQLServer) from services then right click and select Properties.

- Now select Log On tab and select This account option.

- Change new password in Password and Confirm Password.
- Click OK.
Change SQL Server Agent password
- Click Start and click Programs, Administrative Tools, then click Services.
- Now select SQL Server Agent (MSSQLServer) from services, then right click and select Properties.

- Now select Log On tab and select This Account option.
- Enter new password in Password and Confirm Password.

- Click OK.

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