SQL Server - Installation - Step by Step

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                      New SQL stand-alone installation



License Terms



Install Rules



Feature Selection



Instance Configuration


Instance Configuration


Server Configuration

 

 


Database Engine Configuration



Complete



                                                            SQL Server 2016

                                                Step 2: Install Management Studio

Install SQL Server Management Studio



Also available from:

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt238290.aspx

Download SQL Server Management Studio



Download SQL Server Management Studio



Install SQL Server Management Studio



The SQL Server Installation is finished






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