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I am trying to connect to a SQL Server machine using SQL security instead of integrgated security. However, the server was setup initially to use only integrated security. When I right click on the server and select properties, I get this error:





Error 0: Cannot load the DLL xpstar.dll, or one of the DLLs it references. Reason: 5(Access is denied.).





I googled this error but could not find a single solution. The dll will not register with regsvr32. Do I need to repair SQL Server and then re-run the latest service pack, or is there a simple solution?





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I am not a programmer, and am just beginning to learn asp.net.  However, I need to solve this problem.  GoDaddy cannot help me, they say, because this is inside of EW and that is a MS problem.  They have on the several ocassions I have contacted them, suggested compatibility issues (since they use SQL server 2003 and 2008 not 2005, or suggest that I need to script something to ensure that the .mdf file is recognized by their server, or that it was a database problem and that I may need a database programmer. They did tell me that it is important to note that the databases are hosted outside their server. I have not found anything in the EW side of this equation since most forums and support etc, deal more with the design part, than the online publishing part.  I have tried to find a programmer locally that could help me, and have yet to find one.  I am so close to being able to publish a site that meets our small school's needs, but cannot jump this one hurdle.  Can anyone tell me what I can do?
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