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The following tutorial uses the MongoDB installation wizard to installMongoDB Community Edition 4.2 on Windows. To install using the from the command line (), seeInstall using msiexec.exe instead.

Note

To install a different version of MongoDB, please refer to thatversion’s documentation. To install the previous version, seethe tutorial for version 4.0.

Prerequisites

Platform Support

MongoDB requires x86-64 architecture and supports the following:

• Windows 7/Server 2008 R2
• Windows 8/2012 R2 and later

See Supported Platforms for more information.

Windows Updates

Windows 2012 Server and Windows 10 needKB2999226to provide Universal C Runtime support for Windows.

Production Notes

Before deploying MongoDB in a production environment, consider theProduction Notes document.

Install MongoDB Community Edition

You can install using the MongoDB Installer wizard. The installation process installs both the MongoDB binaries as well asthe default configuration file.

Download MongoDB Community Edition.

Download the installer () from the MongoDB Download Center:

• The Download Center should display MongoDB Community Server download information. If not,select Server, then click the MongoDB Community Server tab.
• In the Version dropdown, select the version thatcorresponds to the latest MongoDB Server 4.2.
• In the OS dropdown, Windows 64-bit X64should be selected.
• In the Package drop down, MSI should beselected.
• Click Download.

Run the MongoDB installer.

For example, from the Windows Explorer/File Explorer:

• Go to the directory where you downloaded the MongoDB installer ( file).By default, this is your directory.
• Double-click the file.

Follow the MongoDB Community Edition installation wizard.

The wizard steps you through the installation of MongoDB and MongoDBCompass.

• • Choose Setup Type
  • You can choose either the Complete (recommended formost users) or Custom setup type. TheComplete setup option installs MongoDB and theMongoDB tools to the default location. The Customsetup option allows you to specify which executables areinstalled and where.
• • Service Configuration
  • Starting in MongoDB 4.0, you can set up MongoDB as a Windows serviceduring the install or just install the binaries.

The following installs and configures MongoDB as a Windowsservice.

Starting in MongoDB 4.0, you can configureand start MongoDB as a Windows service during the install, andthe MongoDB service is started upon successfulinstallation.

Select Install MongoD as a Service MongoDB as a service.

Select either:

Run the service as Network Service user (Default)

This is a Windows user account that is built-into Windows

or

Run the service as a local or domain user

Service Name. Specify the servicename. Default name is . If you alreadyhave a service with the specified name, you mustchoose another name.

Data Directory. Specify the datadirectory, which corresponds to the. If thedirectory does not exist, the installer willcreate the directory and sets the directory accessto the service user.

Log Directory. Specify the Logdirectory, which corresponds to the. If thedirectory does not exist, the installer willcreate the directory and sets the directory accessto the service user.

The following installs MongoDB only and does notconfigure MongoDB as a Windows service.

If you choose not to configure MongoDB as a Windows service,uncheck the Install MongoD as a Service.

• • Install MongoDB Compass
  • For Windows 8 or greater, you can have the wizard installMongoDB Compass.To install Compass, select Install MongoDB Compass (Default).

Note

The install script requires PowerShell version 3.0 orgreater. If you have Windows 7, unclick theInstall MongoDB Compass. You canmanually download Compass from the DownloadCenter.

• When ready, click Install.

If You Installed MongoDB as a Windows Service

The MongoDB service is started upon successful installation [1].

To begin using MongoDB, connect a shellto the running MongoDB instance. Either:

• From Windows Explorer/File Explorer, go to directory and double-click on.

• Or, open a Command Interpreter with Administrativeprivileges and run:

1. "C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\4.2\bin\mongo.exe"

For information on CRUD (Create,Read,Update,Delete) operations, see:

If You Did Not Install MongoDB as a Windows Service

If you only installed the executables and did not install MongoDB as aWindows service, you must manually start the MongoDB instance.

See Run MongoDB Community Edition from the Command Interpreter for instructions to start a MongoDBinstance.

Run MongoDB Community Edition as a Windows Service

Starting in version 4.0, you can install and configure MongoDB as aWindows Service during the install, and the MongoDB serviceis started upon successful installation. MongoDB is configured usingthe configuration file .

Start MongoDB Community Edition as a Windows Service

To start/restart the MongoDB service, use the Services console:

• From the Services console, locate the MongoDB service.
• Right-click on the MongoDB service and click Start.To begin using MongoDB, connect a shellto the running MongoDB instance. To connect, open a CommandInterpreter with Administrative privileges and run:

1. "C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\4.2\bin\mongo.exe"

For more information on connecting a shell, such as to connect to a MongoDB instance running on a differenthost and/or port, see The mongo Shell. For information on CRUD(Create,Read,Update,Delete) operations, see:

Stop MongoDB Community Edition as a Windows Service

To stop/pause the MongoDB service, use the Services console:

• From the Services console, locate the MongoDB service.
• Right-click on the MongoDB service and click Stop (or Pause).

Remove MongoDB Community Edition as a Windows Service

To remove the MongoDB service, first use the Services console to stopthe service. Then open a Windows command prompt/interpreter () as an Administrator, andrun the following command:

1. sc.exe deleteMongoDB

Run MongoDB Community Edition from the Command Interpreter

You can run MongoDB Community Edition from the Windows command prompt/interpreter () instead of as a service.

Open a Windows command prompt/interpreter () as an Administrator.

Important

You must open the command interpreter as anAdministrator.

Create database directory.

Create the data directory where MongoDB stores data.MongoDB’s default data directory path is the absolute path on the drive from which you start MongoDB.

From the Command Interpreter, create the data directories:

1. cd C:\
2. md "\data\db"

Start your MongoDB database.

To start MongoDB, run .

1. "C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\4.2\bin\mongod.exe"--dbpath="c:\data\db"

The option points to yourdatabase directory.

If the MongoDB database server is running correctly, theCommand Interpreter displays:

1. [initandlisten] waiting for connections

Important

Depending on theWindows Defender Firewallsettings on your Windows host, Windows may display aSecurity Alert dialog box about blocking“some features” of from communicating on networks. To remedy this issue:

• Click Private Networks, such as my home or worknetwork.
• Click Allow access.To learn more about security and MongoDB, see theSecurity Documentation.

Connect to MongoDB.

To connect a shell to the MongoDB instance, open anotherCommand Interpreter with Administrative privileges and run:

1. "C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\4.2\bin\mongo.exe"

For more information on connecting a shell, such as to connect to a MongoDB instance running on a differenthost and/or port, see The mongo Shell. For information on CRUD(Create,Read,Update,Delete) operations, see:

Additional Considerations

Security

Starting with MongoDB 3.6, MongoDB binaries, and , bind to by default.

When bound only to the localhost, these binaries can only acceptconnections from clients that are running on the same machine. Remoteclients cannot connect to the binaries bound only to localhost. Formore information, including how to override and bind to other ipaddresses, see Localhost Binding Compatibility Changes.

Point Releases and .msi

If you installed MongoDB with the Windows installer (), the automatically upgrades within its release series (e.g. 4.0.1 to 4.0.2).

Upgrading a full release series (e.g. 4.0 to 4.2) requires a newinstallation.

Add MongoDB binaries to the System PATH

All command-line examples in this tutorial are provided as absolute paths to the MongoDB binaries. You can add to your System and then omit the full path to the MongoDB binaries.