I would start by making sure that your MySQL is running before you try to start your bot.

Shelly

The bot needs a mysql server to save all it's details.

If you have installed one you will need to start it.
If you haven't set one up then go ahead and do so.

i thought i created on when i created the bot on the computer. is that what you do when you down load the bot and set up mysql?

Downloading the bot does not come with MySQL. For that you need to get and install MySQL separately.

Shelly

Dragonjr,

You may want to look over this post also as both seem to be similar... --> http://bebot.link/helpful-posts/mysql-n00b-help/msg18489/#msg18489

This was snipped from http://bebot.link/helpful-posts/bebot-on-linux/. It's for Linux, but this part is the setup for MySQL.
5) Configure the mysql database
   Log into mysql
      $ mysql -u root

   Create the database.  I called mine bebot (don't forget the semi-colon at the end of the line)
      mysql> CREATE DATABASE bebot;

   Make the new database the one you're issuing commands to
      mysql> USE bebot;

   Upload the items db file into the database. 
   I put my bebot directory in my home directory, so I used:
      mysql> SOURCE /home/MyUserName/bebot/items.sql;

   You'll get a ton of lines updated messages, and then everything is loaded

   Create a user in mysql that the bot can logon with
   This command gives the user "bebot" access to all tables on database bebot
   If they log in from the local host with the password 'bebotpassword'
   Again, don't forget the semi-colon on the second line but not the first
      mysql> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON bebot.* TO 'bebot'@'localhost'
          -> IDENTIFIED BY 'bebotpassword' WITH GRANT OPTION;


That be right... so you need to make sure that userid and password are entered in your <bothome>\conf\botname.MySQL.conf

*Incorrect parts removed from post
Shelly

so the info you are showing me do i type something on the cmd - MySQL
or is this in the C:\bebot and look for this info in the file there?

This will be in your C:\bebot\conf folder
And I apologize the snippit was for a different bot. Here is where your stuff should go.

This is from C:\bebot\conf\MySQL.conf.TEMPLATE (I added a bit for what I could glean from your posts.
<?php
        /*
        Database name
        */
        $dbase = "bebot";

        /*
        Database username
        */
        $user = "root";

        /*
        Database password
        */
        $pass = "whatever you set the password to";

        /*
        Database server (usually localhost)
        */
        $server = "localhost";

        /*
        Database table prefix
        The bot will use <botname> as prefix on default, you only need to change this entry if you
        want a different prefix or none at all, in which case you have to set it to an empty
        string ("").
        If you want a different or no prefix you will have to uncomment the line below by removing
        the // in front of it and set it to the wished value.
        you may also use <botname> as part of the string and it will be replaces with the botname in lowercase
        */
        // $table_prefix = "";

        /*
        If you have $table_prefix Defined your tables will be prefixed as above with a _ added on
        if you dont want the _ added uncomment below
        */
        //$nounderscore = TRUE;

        /*
        Master prefix table.
        This is the mastertable containing information about all tablenames and whether those use
        or don't use a prefix. Only uncomment the line below by removing the // in front of it if
        you want to use a different mastertable then botname_tablenames, which is used on default.
        you may also use <botname> as part of the string and it will be replaces with the botname in lowercase
        */
        // $master_tablename = "botname_tablenames";
?>
Normally this would be a file called <botname>.MySQL.conf in your c:\bebot\conf\ folder.

Shelly

C:\Users\Chris>mysql -u dragon -p
Enter password: ********

What happens when you enter this?