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This error is commonly caused by a corrupt Master database in SQL Server. You will have to rebuild the database.
- Open Windows Explorer and go to the folder C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10_50.ESHA\MSSQL. If you are not running the \ESHA instance of SQL Server, the MSSQL10_50.ESHA may have a different name.
- Rename the folder "DATA." You can simply rename it "DATA.old."
- Create a new folder in this directory named "DATA."
- Open the "Template Data" folder and copy all of the files in this directory.
- Paste the copy of these files into the newly created C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10_50.ESHA\MSSQL\DATA folder.
- Go to SQL Server Configuration Manager and try to start the SQL Server Service again, it should start now.
- Test your application to confirm it now works.
- If you continue to have problems, contact ESHA support.
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