Because the new Windows 10 computer, you need to reinstall all the software on the new computer, including MongoDB
download file : Start with the latest version of MongoDB installer on the official website of MongoDB, https://www.mongodb.com/, scroll Web page to try MongoDB for free
Select the Community Server Community version and select the installation version of Windows
installation : Started to try to download the latest version of the 3.6.1 version of the MongoDB website can not enter the installation, because its internal needs to access to Compass-install.exe, if it is a personal computer, I believe there is no problem
No way, can only be used back to the original version 3.4.4 version, installation, and no such problems
Select an installation location, select a selected installation location (C:\MONGODB), after the installation is complete, you can see that the installed file already exists in the directory
You can manually create two empty folders in C:\mongodb
C:\mongodb\data\db
C:\mongodb\log
and create an empty mongo.log below the C:\mongodb\log.
start the server : Run the cmd Command window as Administrator in Win10, and go to the C:\mongodb\bin directory, run the command, which is already running MongoDB server, normal words should have a line of text indicates that the server has been started normally, But my computer did not, do not know what the reason
cd c:\mongodb\bin
mongod --dbpath C:\mongodb\data\db --logpath=C:\mongodb\log\mongodb.log --logappend
Connect : Use the cmd Command window and go to the C:\mongodb\bin directory to run the command
Mongo
start MongoDB as a Windows service : The above start-up server is only one-time, when the command window is closed, the server will shut down, you can start MongoDB as windows, so that a boot, MongoDB service has been started
mongod --dbpath C:\mongodb\data\db --logpath=C:\mongodb\log\mongodb.log --logappend --install --serviceName "MongoDB"
or open the browser, enter the address http://localhost:27017, or the http://127.0.0.1:27017
The above screen indicates that MongoDB's Windows service has started smoothly and can then use the command MONGO to connect to the server
use configuration file to start MongoDB service : Create a file mongodb.conf in C:\mongodb\config, adding a configuration file is the same as running the command directly
dbpath = C: \ mongodb \ data \ db # database file
logpath = C: \ mongodb \ log \ mongodb.log # log file
logappend = true # The log is in append mode. After configuration, the mongodb log will be appended to the existing log file.
journal = true # enable journal files, enabled by default
quiet = true # This option can filter out some useless log information. If debugging is needed, please set it to false
port = 27017 # port number default is 27017
Then run the command
sc create MongoDB binPath= "C:\mongodb\bin\mongod.exe --service --config=C:\mongodb\config\mongodb.conf"
Remove MongoDB Windows service : If you no longer need MongoDB for Windows services, you can manually turn it on and delete
#You can run this command in any directory
SC Delete MongoDB
or run the following command in the MongoDB bin directory
mongod --remove --serviceName "MongoDB"
add MongoDB to the environment variable : At this point into the MongoDB directory can use the MongoDB command-line tool, if in other directories, is not able to use the MongoDB command-line tool, We can add the MongoDB directory to the environment variable, so we can use the MongoDB command-line tool in any location.
Open the Windows Settings window, enter the variables, and click "Edit System Environment variables"
Click Environment variables
Add the MongoDB Bin directory to the PATH environment variable
After adding environment variables, you can use the MongoDB command line tool in any directory.
Use of the MongoDB graphical tool
Reference Document: Win10 under MongoDB installation
Windows 10 Installation Mongodb