Database access only authentication mode don't access in windows mode.

Hi, I Had create new database in sql server authentication mode but don't access in windows mode how, only show authentication mode not show in windows mode .

Can you rephrase the question. I'm trying to determine what the exact question is, but I'm unsure.
Are you asking of you can configure an SQL Server only accept logins using SQL Server authentication and not Windows authentication, for instance?
same here
and also the thread title talks about "database authentication"
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