SQL Server DBA Tutorial 83-How to Restore Master database in SQL Server

In this video you will learn how to restore master database from backup using SQLCMD as well as using SQL Server management studio. It also demonstrates how to start SQL Server in single user mode and work around to the error " Can't login as SQL Server is in single user mode" even after turning off SQL Server Services.

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[BetterWorldOrder]

Great demo. Very easy to follow. Restoring the system db's is something I hadn't done and yes, the single user mode was a challenge. Not anymore. :) Thanks.

[captainhaxs]

could i use this method to migrate the database to a new sql server + sccm 2006?

[nasarazam]

Excellent video. I am trying to mimic a DR situation and was able to restore the master to a different server/instance. However, SQL will not start now and get load of error messages in the error file. how do you resolve this?
Also of the master is corrupt, what do you do? Rebuild?

[mahabub]

how to restore a TDE protected database without the Certificate or muster key? Please

[ManDaily]

Hi, Techbro I'm your number one fan on YouTube and I appreciate your commitment! My question is after manually restoring the master database SQL Server Browser, the SQL server agent, and SQL Server full-text filter not running or at a stop line! Why you are not restarting all services. can explain to me, please?

[atul]

I have few queries given below

U restored the master db using command prompt which was successful so the user “Raza” faded as it was created after the master backup was taken.

That’s why after successfully restoration of master DB u were not able to login using user “Raza”

Then u ran the ssms as administrator then “how you were able to login using the same user “Raza” as it was faded” after master dB restoration??”

Please clarify the above answer ASAP.

[udhayashankar]

Bro I have got an error like:An exception occurred while enqueueing a message in the target queue. Error: 33009, State: 2. The database owner SID recorded in the master database differs from the database owner SID recorded in database You should correct this situation by resetting the owner of database 'xxxx' using the ALTER AUTHORIZATION statement. How to clear this error can u please post video regarding this error

[kartheekhot]

Hi tech brothers IT,
First of all thanks to you for the SQL server Dba videos . It really helping us to gain the knowledge .
1 question:What's the purpose of restoring master db in SQL server? What will be the reasons generally?