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While changing the configuration for Instance File Initialization through SQL Server Configuration Manager, I encountered the error: "Not all privileges or groups referenced are assigned to the caller (0x80070514)." This error occurred after I modified the SQL Server service account name. How can I resolve this issue? any have any suggestions?
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Hi,
You said you have replaced default service account name with another account (in SQL server configuration) right ?
If so, you should confirm the permissions should be same as of default account (in my case its sysadmin).
In my opinion, its best to use default service account.
Hi,
Just checked on my system (getting same error):
I opened SQL server configuration Manager->SQL server (MSSQLSERVER)->Properties->Advanced->Instant file initialization (changed to yes) and error shown.
WMI Provider Error (same description as mentioned in msg tread)
Hi @kedar giri
Instant file initialization is only available if the SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER) service account has been granted SE_MANAGE_VOLUME_NAME. Members of the Windows Administrator group have this right and can grant it to other users by adding them to the Perform Volume Maintenance Tasks security policy.
Please make sure that your account has the required permission.
Regards，
Zoe Hui
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Hi,
I got it done while changing my windows user. So its permissions issue.
Since I am using my office machine, first I tried to make changes with my widows authentication user which has limited rights and got error.
Then I used windows authentication user which has domain level admin rights & its done.
I got this idea from below link:
Further you may get help from here (regarding access):