Rebooting was not an option, because there more then SQL Server running on this server.<\/p>\n Things That Did Not Work:<\/strong><\/p>\n First, I killed the process in the Task Manger. Then I clicked on the Refresh Check button, and the process reappeared under a new Process ID.<\/p>\n Next, I then went in to the Services app, and stopped the “SQL Full-text Filter Daemon Laucher (MSSQLSERVER)” service. Again, when on the Refresh Check button, and the process reappeared under a new Process ID.<\/p>\n Third, in the task manager, I attempted to kill any process running under the user: MSSQLFDLaucher.\u00a0 The processes would just regenerate under a new Process ID.<\/p>\n Resolution: In the Services App, stop both the”SQL Full-text Filter Daemon Launcher (MSSQLSERVER)” service, and the “SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)” service. Irregardless, applying the patch will restart the “SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)” service, so I shutting the service down before patching will not affect anything.<\/p>\n Then I clicked on the Refresh Check button, and passed the “Check Files In Use”.\u00a0 However, what must be a software bug, the error remained at the bottom.\u00a0 I click the Next button to move on.<\/p>\n![\"The](\"http:\/\/www.theSQLReport.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/02\/fdhost_error.jpg\")
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