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<blockquote data-quote="Jay_UK" data-source="post: 857563" data-attributes="member: 98509">Hi there,&nbsp;If you are willing.... do a full uninstall of Mediaportal and MySQL (I'm not sure what state your system is in after the various things you've tried)&nbsp;Ininstall Mediaportal and MySQL (via control panel), after that check the service has gone:&nbsp;MySQL&nbsp;If not, stop it and then open a command prompt and type:&nbsp;sc delete mysql&nbsp;Once the service has gone, check the various directories have gone:&nbsp;c:\programdata\mysqlc:\program files\mysql (or c:\program files (x86)\mysql if you use 64bit)&nbsp;If they are there, delete them&nbsp;This should have fully removed MySQL&nbsp;Now check the relevant Mediaportal directories have gone:&nbsp;c:\program files\Team Mediaportalc:\programdata\Team Mediaportal&nbsp;If not, delete them.&nbsp;At this point you should be fine to start the install again, and it should install MySQL as part of the process.&nbsp;Cheers,&nbsp;J.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jay_UK, post: 857563, member: 98509"] Hi there, If you are willing.... do a full uninstall of Mediaportal and MySQL (I'm not sure what state your system is in after the various things you've tried) Ininstall Mediaportal and MySQL (via control panel), after that check the service has gone: MySQL If not, stop it and then open a command prompt and type: sc delete mysql Once the service has gone, check the various directories have gone: c:\programdata\mysql c:\program files\mysql (or c:\program files (x86)\mysql if you use 64bit) If they are there, delete them This should have fully removed MySQL Now check the relevant Mediaportal directories have gone: c:\program files\Team Mediaportal c:\programdata\Team Mediaportal If not, delete them. At this point you should be fine to start the install again, and it should install MySQL as part of the process. Cheers, J. [/QUOTE]

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