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I have sql server express 2012 installed on a windows 10 pro laptop. &nbsp;I just added another local user with admin privileges to the windows account. &nbsp;Now, when I open SSMS under the new account I can open one of my two databases but not the other. &nbsp;When I try to open the second one I get a &quot;not accessible&quot; error. &nbsp;I assume it is something with the security of that database but I cant see what is wrong. &nbsp;If someone could give me some direction as to where to look it would be much appreciated.
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I have sql server express 2012 installed on a windows 10 pro laptop.  I just added another local user with admin privileges to the windows account.  Now, when I open SSMS under the new account I can open one of my two databases but not the other.  When I try to open the second one I get a "not accessible" error.  I assume it is something with the security of that database but I cant see what is wrong.  If someone could give me some direction as to where to look it would be much appreciated.

SQL Server Issue with New Windows Account

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