It is very likely that it is a port occupation problem. If you are using an integrated environment, first of all, have you installed MYSQL before? If this process is disabled, then it will be fine. If not, check what application is occupying the port and stop the corresponding process.
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It is very likely that it is a port occupation problem. If you are using an integrated environment, first of all, have you installed MYSQL before? If this process is disabled, then it will be fine. If not, check what application is occupying the port and stop the corresponding process.
You can first check whether the default 3306 port of mysql is occupied