How to resolve the issue of MySQL not starting on PHPSt…
Firstly, you can try the following solutions:
- Check the MySQL configuration file: Open the installation directory of phpstudy, locate the MySQL configuration file (usually my.ini), and make sure the MySQL path and port number in the configuration file match your installation settings.
- Check for port conflicts: Ensure that the port number used by MySQL is not being occupied by any other program. You can use command line tools (such as cmd) to input “netstat -ano” to view the currently used port numbers, identify the process conflicting with the port number used by MySQL, and stop that process.
- Check firewall settings: The firewall may be blocking access to MySQL. Make sure your firewall settings allow inbound and outbound connections for MySQL.
- Restart the MySQL service: Try to restart the MySQL service through the control panel of phpstudy or the service manager.
- Check the MySQL log: Locate the MySQL log file (usually named mysql_error.log) in the installation directory of phpstudy, and review the log for any error messages. Troubleshoot and resolve any issues based on the error messages found in the log.
If none of the above methods are able to solve the problem, you can consider reinstalling phpstudy or using a different MySQL server software.
