SQL Server 6.5 saves password hashes in a format that is no longer supported. On systems that were upgraded to SQL Server ...

SQL Server 2012

SQL Server 6.5 saves password hashes in a format that is no longer supported. On systems that were upgraded to SQL Server 7.0 or SQL Server 2000, old hashes were automatically upgraded the first time a user connected to the upgraded instance. Upgrade Advisor has detected a SQL Server login that has not been used since SQL Server 6.5. The old password cannot be directly upgraded to SQL Server 2012.

SQL Server 2012 setup requires Microsoft .NET Framework %1!d!.%2!d! ServerCore to be installed. To enable the .NET Framework ... SQL Server 2012 setup requires Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5 to be installed. For more information about how to install Microsoft ... SQL Server 2012 software pre-requisites have been installed and require a computer restart. To continue, restart this computer ... SQL Server 32-bit is not supported on Windows Server Core. Before setup can proceed, you must run the 64-bit version of SQL ... SQL Server 6.5 saves password hashes in a format that is no longer supported. On systems that were upgraded to SQL Server ... SQL Server Agent could not access the replication agent. Use the DCOMCNFG utility to confirm that the SQL Server Agent Windows ... SQL Server Agent does not appear to be running on the destination server. If SQL Server Agent is not running on the destination ... SQL Server Agent does not support SQL Server Authentication when connecting to SQL Server. Instead, Windows Authentication ... SQL Server Agent must be configured to use Database Mail in order to send mail. The agent operators list contains only operators ...