Go to Start Menu > SQL Server > Configuration Tools > SQL Server Configuration Manager
and have a look at the screen you're seeing:
Do you see a service on the right-hand side that says SQL Server (.....) running
? If so - the text in the brackets is your instance name - use that instance name to connect to your database server:
.\instance-name
(local)\instance-name
If the instance name says MSSQLSERVER
, then you have an unnamed default instance - do not specify any instance name for connecting:
.
(local)
If you do not see any "SQL Server" service that is running --> you don't have any database engine installed and up and running
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