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    Wheeze201's Avatar Active Member
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    Completely uninstalling mysql ?

    I've been doing alot of fiddling with mysql and now it's gone completely wrong.

    Configuring gave me at first unable to start service and now i can't run the configuration because of a non-exsistant binary directory at mysql/bin.

    It's really annoying

    Completely uninstalling mysql ?
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    BlackEagle's Avatar Member
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    You can always manually remove the MySQL install folder and start over with configuring your MySQL.
    Helped me also when it wouldn't start any more.

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    Wheeze201's Avatar Active Member
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    That clearly doesn't work.
    Or else i wouldn't be asking for help if it were that obvious.

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    Control Panel --> Programs --> Uninstall MySQL --> ??? --> Profit

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    Neth'zul's Avatar Banned
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    /agree on above post ^^^^^^

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    did you delete these folders when uninstalling:

    -program files
    -MySQL InnoDB Datafiles
    -data folder

    when i get that error is because i dont delete the data folder, so it doesnt completely uninstall

    delete those the restart, if it doesnt work, sorry i dont know lol.

    but dont get me wrong ive had that same error and it was because i didnt delete the data folder

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    Uninstall it the normal way then go to C:/program Files and find the Mysql folder then delete it.
    ahhhh

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    I made a guide for this :P
    This forums is almost as addicting as chick's n beer! :beerbang:

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