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recent screen black outs and lockupwhen playing cod4  and have to reboot .event id 100...what is mysql and is there a way to restore mysql simply.???help

 

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well after 5 hours of messing with it, including giving up and starting a
new database elsewhere and starting with !iamgod. I fixed it!

Here is the deal in case it happens to someone else:

The
root of the problem I finally figured out was that MySQL service would
fail to start. I even tried to start it manually within Admin.
Tools/Services. *fail*

After finally figuring out the right thing to type in google, the website for "mysql lists" suggested this:
 

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Delete the 'ib_logfile0' and 'ib_logfile1' files from the "C:\
\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\MySQL\MySQL Server  
5.1\data"


Afterwords, I started service and b3 database went right up.



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or

Your not seeming to execute it on the database rather the mysql server. Make sure you have the database selected when executing.

 

I am really not to sure as I have not played the game. Most things about that seem to point to the server having some problems but I am unsure. That was just a few things I found online....hope it helps..

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@@WiZiD

 

Think about the question: what is MySQL.

MySQL is not part of Windows. I know several tools which are using MySQL but not for typical home use. Maybe a media database tool. And CoD doesn't need a database.

 

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Are you sure that it was MySQL and not MS SQL or just SQL? Windows 7 has a SQL service running. Why ever...



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Maybe I'm confused...why would you need a mysql server to play CoD4?



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Maybe I'm confused...why would you need a mysql server to play CoD4?

 

Yeah I'm a little confused here.. why is the blame being placed on MySql for what I assume is a game issue, also have you tried uninstalling the MySql server instance?.. as long as you're not using it for anything else of course.

 

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