Step-by-Step Guide to Installing Navicat for MySQL on Windows
This article walks you through the complete installation process of Navicat for MySQL on Windows, covering download, version selection, license agreement, installation path, shortcut options, and final setup, with clear screenshots for each step.
Navicat is a lightweight tool for MySQL connection and management, easy to use. Below is the installation process.
1. Go to the Navicat official website, select Navicat for MySQL, and click download. It is recommended to find a cracked version (reference link: search on CSDN) or download first and then crack it.
2. In the pop‑up window, choose the version that matches your computer's architecture.
3. After the download finishes, double‑click the installer and click Next.
4. Agree to the license agreement and click Next.
5. Set the installation path, ensuring at least 140 MB of free space; the default path is fine.
6. Choose the start menu folder (default is fine) and proceed.
7. Decide whether to create a desktop shortcut (default is checked); keep it and click Next.
8. Ready to install – click Install.
9. Installation proceeds (see screenshot).
10. When installation finishes, click Finish.
11. Navicat now appears on the desktop.
Installation is complete and straightforward.
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