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Probabale Reason: log files are probably full.
Solution:
Also ,another way to debug is by looking at your log file.For more info see this
Take a look at your error log by looking in:
“C:\Documents and Settings\All Users.WINDOWS\Application Data\MySQL\”
Then click on the “MySQL Server X.X\” folder and then “data\”
Find the file [MY-DOMAIN-NAME].err and open it using notepad
Another possible cause of the 1067 error might be faulty my.ini settings.
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So the general tip from me would be: Try to think of any reconfigurations you’ve done recently. That might be what’s causing this. —ChromaWoods
We were getting a 1067 error because (we think) we’d been unable to successfully complete a reinstall after mixing up the original root password [on the mysql server].
Our solution in the end was to completely uninstall MySQL and reinstall. The tricky part is that the uninstall requires three steps:
Uninstall via Add/Remove Programs from the Control Panel.
Delete the Base directory — likely C:/Program Files/MySQL
Delete the Data directory — likely C:/Documents and Settings/All Users/Application Data/MySQL
Finding the Data directory may be a bit tricky, since the Application Data folder is hidden by default. If you change your Folder Options so you can view the Application Data folder and still cannot see it, type the path (from step 3) into Run from the Start Menu to open the folder.
Once you’ve uninstalled MySQL and deleted these two folders, you should be ready to start fresh!