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<blockquote data-quote="rtv" data-source="post: 286827" data-attributes="member: 12309"><p>Yep - on some systems MySQL's installer seems to use wrong paths. I could reproduce that.</p><p>If you click "CTRL" in the login screen of the admin tools you can select "skip" to open the config.</p><p>Then you'll see that e.g. the config file "my.ini" is red because the installer defaulted to "my.cnf".</p><p>Judged by posts in mysql's forum the path to the service itself can be wrong as well (mysql instead of mysqld-nt).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rtv, post: 286827, member: 12309"] Yep - on some systems MySQL's installer seems to use wrong paths. I could reproduce that. If you click "CTRL" in the login screen of the admin tools you can select "skip" to open the config. Then you'll see that e.g. the config file "my.ini" is red because the installer defaulted to "my.cnf". Judged by posts in mysql's forum the path to the service itself can be wrong as well (mysql instead of mysqld-nt). [/QUOTE]
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