Install Mysql Module Php Windows Server

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I never use Windows and I managed, but this may not be the quickest or most efficient way to do things. Make sure your Windows installation is in good shape, you clear out all the junk and stuff making it run slower (because installing all this server software certainly isn't going to make it run faster!) and that you have installed any outstanding updates.

ANOTHER NOTE: Watch out for the irritating 'Do you want this program to get control of your computer' window that comes up at various stages. Sometimes it didn't appear but you do see a shield dimly flashing in the task bar. Click and say yes.

Contents • • • • • • • • Step 1: Install MySQL • Install the MySQL database server on your PC. Nada Dering Hp Beyond Jadul here. We will do this using the 'MSI' one-click installer for Windows. Go to and download the 'MySQL Installer for Windows'. At the time of writing this was from a very obvious graphic at the top of the screen (which I missed the first time).