Don't criticize: How to solve the MySQL crash problem? ?

Environment:

<code>window server 2003 。
</code>

Newly downloaded: mysql5.6.x. zip installation free version .

After decompression, double-click to run bin/mysqld.exe and it will crash.

Then check the task manager and the mysqld.exe process cannot be found! !

But it is also 5.6.x. I put it on window 7, double-clicked mysqld.exe and it crashed. I checked the task manager and found the mysqld.exe process.

Don’t talk about the environment or configuration. As for the environment, vc2005, vc2008, vc2010, vc2012, vc2013, vc2015, x64 or x32 version, as for the configuration, the newly downloaded mysql has not been touched, and it can’t fucking run! !

However, there was such a prompt on the server (the following is a screenshot from the Internet. The actual prompt content is similar, but the running program is phpstudy. Due to this error, I started to use the native software to install it, and then the data ran consistently. ..depressed as hell):

I don’t know if anyone has come across this, so I would like to ask my fellow technicians for help. . . . . . .

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Environment:

<code>window server 2003 。
</code>

New download: mysql5.6.x. zip installation free version .

After decompression, double-click to run bin/mysqld.exe and it will crash.

Then check the task manager and the mysqld.exe process cannot be found! !

But it is also 5.6.x. I put it on window 7, double-clicked mysqld.exe and it crashed. I checked the task manager and found the mysqld.exe process.

Don’t talk about the environment or configuration. As for the environment, vc2005, vc2008, vc2010, vc2012, vc2013, vc2015, x64 or x32 version, as for the configuration, the newly downloaded mysql is not touched, it can't fucking run! !

However, there was such a prompt on the server (the following is a screenshot from the Internet. The actual prompt content is similar, but the running program is phpstudy. Due to this error, I started to use the native software to install it, and then the data ran consistently. ..depressed as hell):

I don’t know if anyone has come across this, so I would like to ask for help from my fellow technical compatriots. . . . . . .

Look at the name of the configuration file. Is it my.ini?