>>>When you get Login dialog just open Server name combo. There you should have all instances of your server + all servers SSMS found.
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>>It gives me 2 servers. One I can connect using Windows Authentication, another I can not.
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>>>Also if you open SQL Server Configuration Manager there you could see what services you have. On my office computer i have:
>>>SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)
>>>SQL Server (SQLSERVEREXPRESS) (or something like that)
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>>>Right click on every instance and see all properties for it.
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>>If I found my database files in one directory, how can I make them available in the instance I'm running this?
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>>Thanks again.
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>We're getting 'Timeout expired' trying to use test server database from the ASP.NET application. Do you know what can I adjust?
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>Thanks again.

In VFP we have SQLSETPROP(connectionm "QueryTimeOut",number of seconds) But in ASP, I don't know.
If you want to set it for whole server, run SSMS and right click on Server. Properties->Advanced->Query Wait. I never tried this though.