Got to be kidding me...

So i'v been battling looking for a solution to this problem all day, then it hit me.

So i just made a new server for my moss install, replacing the old search server. And for the life of me after i installed sharepoint on the machine, i could not get through the configuration wizard, it just, would not, go, though!

No matter what username and password i put in, it wouldn't work.

Solution:

I was signed in as the local administrator! You have to sign on a domain account that has access to the sql server for it to work correctly! DOH! go figure.

Now if i can just fix this package solution problem with out having to resort to restarting my server.

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