Database corrupted. Possible to repair? (1 Viewer)

Iceman89610

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Ok, so either something is wrong with the code, or something has changed. When I do net stop tvservice, I get "System error 5 has occurred. Access is denied". Does this mean that its not stopping the TV Service?
 

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    Ok, so either something is wrong with the code, or something has changed. When I do net stop tvservice, I get "System error 5 has occurred. Access is denied". Does this mean that its not stopping the TV Service?
    I don't know - I used that batch file a few days ago and it still works for me. I wonder if you're logged on as a non-administrator user who doesn't have rights to stop the service? That's all I can think of.
    Rob
     

    Iceman89610

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    Yeah, that was it Rob, I had to run it as an administrator but now I get the following error:
     

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    mm1352000

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    Either your MySQL password is wrong or your "root" MySQL user doesn't have permission to perform that action (which would be unlikely).

    The password is case-sensitive.
     

    honeylaunebaer

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    Hey Guys,

    i seem to have the same Problem, but i get an error that th command --autorepair is unknown (see attached screenshots)

    when i use -autorepair, it just lists the corrupted data and doesn't repair it. any advice?
     

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    Lehmden

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    Hi
    Try this command line...
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    mysqlcheck.exe -u root -pMediaPortal --auto-repair --all-databases
    You missed the "-" the option is "auto-repair" not "autorepair"
     

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