It seems that whenever I restart my Windows 7 64bit box MySQL gets corrupt. Normally I can delete the files in the mysql/data directory but this time only 4 tables remained.
I already recovered to a 4 day old dump...
I just wanted to make this bug known as it's a serious issue. Will windows not know how to shutdown MySQL in Ampps? Are there any special settings I need to setup (task scheduler) to prevent this from happening? Is there a way to inform windows to shutdown MySQL?
Thanks for any insight.
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