MySQL Connector sometimes encounter a lot of problems during installation, sometimes it will fail to uninstall, resulting in the inability to reinstall. Test the various methods on the Internet, delete files, delete the registry, restart, 360 forcibly deleted is not very effective. Finally found msizap more effective.
MSIZap is a tool in Microsoft's official SDK, which can be uninstalled if it knows the product identification code {XXXXXXXXXX}, and it is clean after uninstallation.
msizap.exe-t {xxxxxxxxxx}
Another tool is MSIINV, which can collect the identification code of the installed product.
This tool (which stands for MSI Inventory) wraps some of the publicly documented MSI APIs to provide Informat Ion about the state of all Windows Installer products, features and components that Windows Installer thinks is installed On your computer. I say "thinks is installed" because there is some rare cases where the actual installation state of a given product can Get out of sync with the information Windows Installer have stored in its internal data structures, which can cause Confusi On for setup packages.
However, because the MySQL Connector product Identification code can be found in the wrong details, this tool is temporarily useless.
Reference:
http://blog.csdn.net/Lw_198x/article/details/7586489
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa370523 (v=vs.85). aspx
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/astebner/2005/07/01/ using-msiinv-to-gather-information-about-what-is-installed-on-a-computer/
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