debd wrote:I tried that and It does not seem to recognize "sc" as an interneal or external program. Should I be trying to delete the service from a specific location?
No.
Click on
start on the Taskbar left hand corner.
Click on
Run...Type in
cmd.exeThis will open the command console.
At the
> prompt type:
sc.exe delete mysqlMicrosoft explains the Service Controller Commands
here.sc delete
Deletes a service subkey from the registry. If the service is running or if another process has an open handle to the service, then the service is marked for deletion.
Note
Sc.exe is included with Windows XP and with Windows Server 2003.
Sc.exe is also available in the
Windows 2000 Server resource kit.
Also you could try looking in the
Task Manager for any instances of
mysqld.exe or
mysqld-nt.exe and end the processes.
To do that:
Right click on the
Taskbar
Click on
Task Manager
Select the
Processes tab
Look for the
mysqld.exe or
mysqld-nt.exe entry
Right click on the name
Click on
End Process
Click on
Yes on the warning.