Common issues could include insufficient disk space, incorrect configurations, or corrupt tables.
Open the error log file (usually named “mysql_error.log”) and look for any error messages or warnings that might indicate the cause of the unexpected shutdown.
Check the MySQL error log: Open the XAMPP Control Panel and click on the “Logs” button next to MySQL.If there is a conflict, you may need to stop or reconfigure the conflicting program. Delete arialogcontrol ( Check this location -> pc/c drive / xampp folder / MySQL folder / data folder / arialogcontrol ) Exit from the all folders. Use a tool like netstat or the XAMPP Control Panel’s “Port Check” feature to identify any conflicts. Check for conflicting programs: Ensure that there are no other programs or services running on the same port as MySQL.If it fails to start or stops immediately, proceed with the next steps. If it is stopped, try starting it to see if it resolves the issue. Check the XAMPP Control Panel: Open the XAMPP Control Panel and see if the MySQL service is running.Copy the content that resides in xampp/ mysql/backup to the new mysql/data. Rename the folder xampp/ mysql/data to xampp mysql/databk. If you are experiencing the “MySQL shutdown unexpectedly” issue specifically in XAMPP, there are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve the problem: Note: If you don’t do following very carefully there are chances you can lose your databases.
