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Important **:** do not delete the ibdata1 file You could destroy all your databases Instead, first try using the MySQL backup folder which is included with XAMPP So do next steps: Rename folder mysql data to mysql data_old Make a copy of mysql backup folder and name it as mysql data Copy all your database folders from mysql data_old into mysql data (except mysql, performance_schema
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