SQL server error, but no SQL server here. SQLEVN70.RLL

[Sarah]

After a clean wipe of my Hard Drive, and an update/installation to
WinXP by a computer tech service, I have the following error after
every boot:

"Your SQL Server installation is either corrupt or has been tampered
with (Could not open SQLEVN70.RLL). Please uninstall then re-run
setup to correct this problem."

Well, of course, I could hand over my computer for another week or two
and let them fix this ------- but if it is a simple fix, I sure would
prefer to do it myself and save the trouble of being without my
computer for a week or two.

This error message has me completely baffled. This is a home office,
stand-alone computer, hooked up to broadband cable service and running
just fine. I do not know about any SQL server installation. This
computer is not server. I don't know about any SQL server stuff being
installed here. I've never heard of an .rll file before. And I have
searched all of C:\ for this file and it is not anywhere.

In addition, I have searched Google groups for all sorts of associated
word strings regarding this error message and have found nothing
applicable to my situation.

And I am not aware of any database manager program being installed on
this computer either. Just the usual Word, Excel, PowerPoint.

What gives? Was something accidentally tweaked in the techies
installation of Windows XP?

 

[NormanMarshall]

*After a clean wipe of my Hard Drive, and an update/installation to
WinXP by a computer tech service, I have the following error after
every boot:

"Your SQL Server installation is either corrupt or has been tampered
with (Could not open SQLEVN70.RLL). Please uninstall then re-run
setup to correct this problem."

Well, of course, I could hand over my computer for another week o
two
and let them fix this ------- but if it is a simple fix, I sur
would
prefer to do it myself and save the trouble of being without my
computer for a week or two.

This error message has me completely baffled. This is a hom
office,
stand-alone computer, hooked up to broadband cable service an
running
just fine. I do not know about any SQL server installation. This
computer is not server. I don't know about any SQL server stuf
being
installed here. I've never heard of an .rll file before. And
have
searched all of C:\ for this file and it is not anywhere.

In addition, I have searched Google groups for all sorts o
associated
word strings regarding this error message and have found nothing
applicable to my situation.

And I am not aware of any database manager program being installe
on
this computer either. Just the usual Word, Excel, PowerPoint.

What gives? Was something accidentally tweaked in the techies
installation of Windows XP?

-
NormanMarshal

 

[Guest]

I am having the same problem, during bootup I get the message "Your SQL
Server installation is either corrupt or has been tampered with (unknown
package ID). Please rerun setup."

 

[Guest]

I am also having this problem. Has anyone come up with the fix/solution as
of yet? Please help.

 

[barnabee]

Hi

I had the same problem when having deleted Pinnacle Studio 10 manually.
The microsoft sql server had been installed with studio 10, and when deleting the pinnacle directory, I had deleted the sql server without uninstalling it - studio 10, when uninstalling the software, does not uninstall the other softwares it had installed with !

The solution is simple : uninstall "microsoft sql server - pinnacle sys" directly in your windows "add/supress programs" utility. (I'm french and I don't have the proper name of the utility in english, but I think everybody knows it !)


Bye