Solution to MySQL Installer is running in Community mode

Today I found this prompt when I was running and logging into the remote desktop

Solution to "MySQL Installer is running in Community mode"

After the project development is completed, the requirement is to deploy the project to the cloud server, which uses the MySQL server. We use the MySQL service based on the latest version. After the installation is complete, the system can run normally, but the following prompt box appears the next day, as shown below:

Here is a picture that everyone can understand:

Solution:

This is a scheduled task that comes with the new version of MySQL service. It is executed at 23:59:59 every day. We only need to kill this scheduled task in the "Task Scheduler" of the local system.
Start -> In the "Search programs and files" box, enter "task" and press Enter, then select "Task Scheduler", as shown below:

After opening the Task Scheduler Dialog, find MySQL in the Scheduler Library. Here you can see the scheduled tasks for MySQL. Select "Disable" the task schedule in the toolbar in the lower right corner, as shown below:

Tips: Try not to delete this MySQL timing server directly. If you need to expand your business in the future, you can still use it. You can imitate it to create scheduled tasks. This is very useful.

Second method:

Solution:

1. Close the error box first

2. Open Control Panel -> View with small icons -> Open Administrative Tools -> Double-click to open Task Scheduler -> (Expand and find the scheduled installer for MySQL) -> Right-click -> Disable

As shown in the figure:

Open Control Panel

View using small icons

Double-click to open Task Scheduler

(Expand and find the MySQL scheduled installer) -> right click -> disable

This article is about this. The main thing is to disable MySQL task scheduling.