If I just run "mysqld-nt --install" without the defaults file then it says it was successful but when i try to start the service in service manager I get the 1067 error because it can't find the correct path. I've only been working with MySQL for a couple days, any help would ...
Searching google a lot, I got to conclusion that apache can't read /etc/resolve.conf file during startup. Strange thing is that it happens only when httpd starts during system startup, but if I'm stopping httpd and starting it again manually, it works as it should until I'll reboot...