mysqld crash....

[ChiefChilly]

Hi I've been using xampp for around 1.5 years and not once has it failed me. But now when I start xampp's built in mysql it crashes. I recently formated my computer so i dont have any junk installed on it and usully when i format and i install xampp things go smoothly.

Error:

[Izzy]

We need more info as the error images only give MS errors - check the Windows Event Viewer which may have more detail but not guaranteed to.

What OS and which version of XAMPP?

Did you use the installer version?

If so did you elect to install components as a service.?

What error message when trying to run mysql_start.bat file?

BTW could you scale down your image size for the forum please.
Thanks.

[ChiefChilly]

We need more info as the error images only give MS errors - check the Windows Event Viewer which may have more detail but not guaranteed to.

What OS and which version of XAMPP?

Did you use the installer version?

If so did you elect to install components as a service.?

What error message when trying to run mysql_start.bat file?

BTW could you scale down your image size for the forum please.
Thanks.

What OS is Windows xp sp3
xampp version is 1.7.0 (newest one not beta testing one)
yes i used installer version
yes i selected as service
i just use xampp cp, and click start mysql and then it says error
ill get the event viewer thingo now

[Izzy]

Can you also give mysql_start.bat file a go as it usually has a better error message.

To copy and paste the console window click on the little icon top left and then on Edit - Mark the text to copy then back to the Edit menu, select Copy then over to the forum text box, right click and select Paste.

BTW I think you can copy and paste the Event Viewer message which will be better than an oversized huge screen cap image - you could even crop the white space out to reduce it's size.

[ChiefChilly]

Thanks Izzy i figured problem, I ran it in mysql_start and it worked. Must be cp

[Izzy]

Double click on xampp-portcheck.exe and see what is on the ports XAMPP uses, ideally they should all be free or occupied by XAMPP components.

Do you have IIS installed and running or another instance of MySQL which is indicated in your again oversized image cap.The other instance of MySQL may be in conflict with the XAMPP instance.

[ChiefChilly]

No i installed other mysql after i got the error

[Izzy]

So everything is working now and when you go to http://localhost and run all the demos you don't have any errors.

Good luck.

[ChiefChilly]

Yea thank you Izzy.

Big smile