How can I troubleshoot MySQL not starting automatically with XAMPP installation?
If MySQL is not starting automatically with XAMPP installation, you can troubleshoot by checking the MySQL error log for any issues that may be preventing it from starting. You can also try restarting the XAMPP control panel or reinstalling XAMPP to see if that resolves the issue.
// Check MySQL error log for issues
// Restart XAMPP control panel
// Reinstall XAMPP if necessary
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