WIndows 7 and my.ini

I am back guys!, but i got A NEW Win7 Desktop with 8 gb ram and tryied to host a new server but there is no my.ini in windows folder, any ideas guys thanks

lmao it easy as hell to run a server on windows 7 but if u thinking about useing hamachi as ur perents if u aloud to port forward or if u owner try port forward. hamachi u wont get many members i wont go on hamachi again. anyway if u get it running goodluck

if u use winmysqladmin my.ini auto put in your c:\windows & if u wanna try to host game server u can use hamachi or portforward. :D

People, catface asked - where is my.ini file when you run Wundows 7 ..... clear question isnt it??

I as well check this - runned on vista mysql etc ... and yes no my.ini inside windows folder and anywhere on whole PC :)

Since its really weird (didnt get into this so much but its odd already when its nowhere :)) - maybe someone has any idea ;)

Regards

yeah i didnt find it but my server works, im not totally noob hehec

im close to making mine non hamachi, but what ports do i need for NPC and MSG to connect to account svr, i have ported 3306,9958,9865,5816,9865,80,8653

You have to run winmyslqadmin first then shut it down and check again

did nothing worked

I did a search on this issue, and most of my findings said to check the main directory where your mysql is installed.

As I use Xp I can't guarantee that this info is correct.

ill see to it, but i hosted a non hamachi on Xp b4 not win 7 so if i remmber correctly last time on XP i port forwared more then these ports, but that was windows this is 7

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Originally Posted by catface2345 ill see to it, but i hosted a non hamachi on Xp b4 not win 7 so if i remmber correctly last time on XP i port forwared more then these ports, but that was windows this is 7

i had windows 7 and got server working lol

There is no problem in just making a my.ini and puting it into your windows folder.

The thing you have to remember with vista and windows 7 is the security.

The OS will not usually allow programs to edit/create files within the boot drives base directory (c:\) and also within the OS installed folder (c:\windows).

I never had this problem as I disabled UAC and set ADMIN to owner of windows folder, but running as admin should be fine.

i also have same problem but fixed by run as administator..