bcdedit.exe /enum ALL lists the BCD information

To confirm, are you using SQL Server 2000? If yes, the update should not fail.

Please post the error message that you get.

You can try these two options.

1) Find the un-applied transaction log backup on the primary server (the one created after the successful restore) and restore it WITH RECOVERY on the...

You may want to change the Protection Level setting of the package not to include "Userkey" details. More information here

You can create an "Alert" which will notify the "Operator" when the log file size is >=900 KB. Here is an example.

USE [msdb]

GO

EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_add_alert @name=N'TLogFull',

@enabled=1,

@delay_between_responses=0,

@include_event_description_in=0,

@performance_condition=N'SQLServer:Databases|Log File(s)...

Basically I need to make sure that the LastRun shown in SysServers is really the Expected LastRun, by using the schedule frequency and GetDate(). I was hoping there was a...

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Setting the "Allow in Process" property of the linked server should fix the issue. Please refer this

The first error code indicates that SQL Server is unable to authenticate with the Active Directory. Check if the SPN is created properly. Refer this

Are you able to connect using...

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AFAIK, there are no settings in SQL Server to cap the CPU usage

Little googling gave me this.

Was the SQL Server instance restarted after making these changes?

You may find the information in "Solving the Problem" section in this article useful.

Even with the NULL owner if the application is working fine, then changing it sa should not have any impact