<strong><u>Database notes</u></strong>:

After importing the database to my development server, use sp_change_users_login to map an existing user in a database to a Microsoft® SQL Server™ login.

It seems that I am getting some visibility :-)

<u>Update</u>: Some more visibility...

After uninstalling V2i from Symantec I was asked to reboot my notebook. The reboot took for ever so I decide after 30 minutes to switch it off. Problems started when I rebooted, lots of drivers where missing and it seems that I lost the plug and play features. One of the first driver I decided to recover was the Sound driver. This is the way I recover from that sound driver issue.

• In services, check that WinAudio service is enabled, set to automatic, and running.
• In Device Manager, System Devices check that Plug and Play Software Device Enumerator is installed and running

If not, then you need to reinstall it:

• Copy machine.inf from %windir%\inf to your desktop
• Remove line ExcludeFromSelect=*
• Use Add new hardware wizard using the Have Disk option
• Select the machine.inf you saved on the desktop
• Install Plug and Play Software Device If the sound card is listed in the device manager, then uninstall it and start a scan for hardware changes. Afer installing it again I got the sound back live. I did the same for several other drivers that were missing on my notebook. And now it seems to be ok.

This evening I installed on Virtual PC:

• Visual C# 2005 Express