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<blockquote data-quote="miroslav22" data-source="post: 773186" data-attributes="member: 97642"><p>Yea the system restore will trigger the problem as MySql will no longer be installed but the data files for it will still exist. MediaPortal will then not be able to set the password as the data files from the previous install still exist.</p><p></p><p>As Vasilich says the programdata folder will be there, but you might have to manually key "c:\programdata" into windows explorer's address bar (or enable "Show hidden files & folders")</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="miroslav22, post: 773186, member: 97642"] Yea the system restore will trigger the problem as MySql will no longer be installed but the data files for it will still exist. MediaPortal will then not be able to set the password as the data files from the previous install still exist. As Vasilich says the programdata folder will be there, but you might have to manually key "c:\programdata" into windows explorer's address bar (or enable "Show hidden files & folders") [/QUOTE]
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