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Install MySQL on a Windows Server
The following article explains how to install MySQL on a Windows Server. The process involves downloading the latest version of MySQL directly to your Windows server and then installing the software. MySQL is a free product. Once installed, you may begin creating and using MySQL databases on your server.
To install MySQL, please follow these steps:
- Log into your server through Terminal Services or Remote Desktop Connection.
- Open a Web browser and load http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/
- Download Windows (x86) ZIP/Setup.exe (there's no need to sign up. It is a free download).
- Unzip the file you downloaded above and run Setup.exe.
- Click Next to begin the installation wizard.
- Accept the License Agreement and click Next.
- Select Typical Installation and click Next.
- Click Install. The installation will take a few moments.
- Click Next until you reach the Wizard Completed screen.
- Check Configure the MySQL Server now and click Finish.
- Click Next to begin the MySQL Server Instance Configuration Wizard.
- Select Detailed Configuration and click Next.
- Select Server Machine and click Next.
- Select Multifunctional Database and click Next.
- For InnoDB Tablespace Settings, leave the default settings and click Next.
- Select Online Transaction Processing (OLTP) and click Next.
- Check Enable TCP/IP Networking, leave the default Port Number and click Next.
- Select Standard Character Set and click Next.
- Check Install as Windows Service, uncheck Include BIN directory in Windows PATH and click Next.
- Enter a password for your root user, uncheck Create an Anonymous Account and click Next.
- Click Execute to complete the installation.
