Problem resolution that mysql is not an internal or external command or a runnable program or batch file

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Mysql is not internal or external commands, nor is it a runnable program or batch file?

Sort out the causes in turn

1. Environment * first of all, it may be that the environment variables are not well matched. * * the cmd command line requires environment variables.

Right-click my computer-Advanced system Settings-Environment variables-system variables-Path (click to add MySQL's bin directory)

My bin directory here is

After it has been added.

2 start cmd. Note that you need to start it with an administrator here.

Enter cmd, right-run as an administrator.

Cd jumps to the bin directory.

Enter mysql-uroot-p

Enter the password again, and you'll come in.

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