1. Download MySQL Community Server 5.6.14
2. Extract the MySQL compression package
Unzip the downloaded MySQL compression package to the custom directory.
3. Add Environment variables
Variable name: mysql_home
Variable Value: D:\Program files\mysql-5.6.14-winx64
That is, a custom extract directory for MySQL.
and add%mysql_home%\bin to the path.
4. Registering Windows System Services
Registering MySQL as a Windows system service
The operation is as follows:
1 Create a new My.ini file and copy the My.ini file to the C:\Windows directory, the My.ini content is as follows:
[Client]
port=3306
Default-character-set=utf8
[mysqld]
# set to MySQL's installation directory
Basedir=d:\program files\ Mysql-5.6.14-winx64
# Set to MySQL's Data directory
datadir=d:\program files\mysql-5.6.14-winx64/data
port=3306
Character_set_server=utf8
Sql_mode=no_engine_substitution,strict_trans_tables
2 from the console into the MySQL extract directory under the bin directory.
3 Enter the service installation command:
If the install/remove of the Service denied! appears
Because window 7 and Vista have more stringent permissions.
Enter C:\Window\System32 find CMD.EXE right key to choose as Administrator, and then into the corresponding directory execution command, all OK.
After the installation is successful, the service installation is prompted to succeed.
Note: My-default.ini files in the root directory after the MySQL extract, if not, can be obtained from other places.
Removal Service command: mysqld remove
5. Start MySQL Service
Method One:
Start service command for: net start MySQL
Method Two:
Open the admin tools service and find the MySQL service.
Start the service by right-clicking on the startup or clicking on the left side of the boot directly.
6. Change the password of root account
When the installation completes, the root account default password is blank, and the password can be modified to the specified password. such as: 123456
Method One:
C:>mysql–uroot
mysql>show databases;
Mysql>use MySQL;
Mysql>update user SET Password=password ("123456") WHERE user= ' root ';
Mysql>flush privileges; "Note that you must not forget this sentence, or password changes can not be effective"
mysql>quit
Method Two:
Use a Third-party administration tool for password modification. such as Navicat for MySQL
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