Why SQL services is dont start in configuration manager studio 2012

I finished installing SQL server Management Studio 2012 and that of configuration management studio.
When I wanted to log in did not find server name, and I tried <pc name>\SQLEXpress, still did not work.
So checked configuration management studio and I noticed that usually we see arrow type button (like "play " button) on the picture of CPU beside word- SQL server services on configuration management studio, was not seen.
is it the reason why it SSMS don't find Server name?
I freshly install SSMS, did I miss to install something?
Please help... Thanks

Also, did you install Express edition, if so, Express edition does not have sql Server agent service but you will see that in the configuration manager with Stop button kind of thing and you cannot start that,o do not worry about it
A more appropriate description would be
Express edition has SQL Server agent code inbuilt but is disabled by edition restriction. It is there because when you upgrade SQL Express to Enterprise or Standard Upgrade just need to enable that code to bring Agent services it saves itself from hassle
of writing a code for agent.
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