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**Check the box '''Windows''' in the '''Operating System,''' section.

**in the '''Package Type''' section, tick '''MSI Package'''.

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**In the '''CPU''' section, check '''32-bit''' or '''64-bit''' depending on your operating system (if you do not know, refer to the Appendix [[Draft:~~Manual installation on Windows~~#How do I know if my computer runs the 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows ?|How do I know if my computer runs the 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows ?]]).

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**In the '''CPU''' section, check '''32-bit''' or '''64-bit''' depending on your operating system (if you do not know, refer to the Appendix [[Draft:Manual_installation_on_Windows#How do I know if my computer runs the 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows ?|How do I know if my computer runs the 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows ?]]).

*Click on the link to download the only file now displayed in the list.

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File:MariaDB Install 3.png|This page allows you to customize the components to be installed. By default, all components are selected to be installed. Click on '''Next'''.

File:MariaDB Install 4.png|In this step, the installer asks you to choose a password for the database administrator. Choose a strong password that you will remember then enter it in the fields '''New root password''' and '''Confirm'''. Also check the box '''Use UTF8 as default server's character set''' then click '''Next'''.

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File:MariaDB Install 5.png|In this step, the installer proposes to customize the port on which the database server will be available and allows to create a Windows Service allowing the automatic start of the server when the computer is started. Leave all the default choices and click '''Next'''. If port 3306 is already in use, read the appendix [[~~Manual installation on Windows~~#What are "Listening Ports" and how do I know if a program already occupies a specific port? |What are "Listening Ports" and how do I know if a program already occupies a specific port?]] for more information.

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File:MariaDB Install 5.png|In this step, the installer proposes to customize the port on which the database server will be available and allows to create a Windows Service allowing the automatic start of the server when the computer is started. Leave all the default choices and click '''Next'''. If port 3306 is already in use, read the appendix [[Manual_installation_on_Windows#What are "Listening Ports" and how do I know if a program already occupies a specific port? |What are "Listening Ports" and how do I know if a program already occupies a specific port?]] for more information.

File:MariaDB Install 6.png|his page allows you - if you wish - to send anonymous information about your use to the MariaDB designers (choose, then click '''Next''').

File:MariaDB Install 7.png|Click '''Install''' to start the installation.

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*Start your favorite Web Browser (Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, Brave, Vivaldi, Internet Explorer, Edge, etc.) and this time enter the address <code>http://localhost/test</code> in the address bar then validate with '''Enter'''.

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'''Apache2''' should return a page generated by '''PHP''' containing all the configuration information. If you scroll this page, you '''<u>should</u>''' see sections related to the extensions we loaded previously (including <code>curl</code>, <code>gd2</code>, <code>intl</code> and <code>mysqli</code>). If one of these sections is not displayed, it means that the extension is not loaded (so you forgot to remove a semicolon in front of an extension name when editing the <code>C:\php\php.ini</code> or you forgot to copy one of the files mentioned in [[~~Manual installation On Windows~~#Copy the files needed for the PHP extensions intl and curl to the bin/ directory of Apache2|Copy the files needed for the PHP extensions <code>intl</code> and <code>curl</code> to the <code>bin/</code> directory of Apache2]]. Check and correct if necessary your omissions and then restart the Service '''Apache2.4''' so that your changes are taken into account (see appendix [[~~Manual installation on Windows~~#How to manage Windows "Services" ?|How to manage Windows "Services" ?]] to know how to restart an existing Service).

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'''Apache2''' should return a page generated by '''PHP''' containing all the configuration information. If you scroll this page, you '''<u>should</u>''' see sections related to the extensions we loaded previously (including <code>curl</code>, <code>gd2</code>, <code>intl</code> and <code>mysqli</code>). If one of these sections is not displayed, it means that the extension is not loaded (so you forgot to remove a semicolon in front of an extension name when editing the <code>C:\php\php.ini</code> or you forgot to copy one of the files mentioned in [[Manual_installation_on_Windows#Copy the files needed for the PHP extensions intl and curl to the bin/ directory of Apache2|Copy the files needed for the PHP extensions <code>intl</code> and <code>curl</code> to the <code>bin/</code> directory of Apache2]]. Check and correct if necessary your omissions and then restart the Service '''Apache2.4''' so that your changes are taken into account (see appendix [[Manual_installation_on_Windows#How to manage Windows "Services" ?|How to manage Windows "Services" ?]] to know how to restart an existing Service).

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