How to Install PostgreSQL on Windows 10
Linux x86-64bit
Linux x86-32bit
Mac OS X
Windows x86-32bit
Click Next
to continue. The Installation Directory
window opens.
Accept the default installation directory, or specify an alternate location and click Next
to continue.
Click Next
to continue. The Data Directory
window opens.
Accept the default location or specify the name of the alternate directory in which you wish to store the data files, and click Next
to continue.
The Password
window opens.
PostgreSQL uses the password specified on the Password
window for both the database superuser and the PostgreSQL service account.
PostgreSQL runs as a service in the background; the PostgreSQL service account is named postgres
. If you have already created a service account with the name postgres
, you must specify same password as the existing password for the postgres
service account.
The specified password must conform to any security policies existing on the PostgreSQL host. After entering a password in the Password
field, and confirming the password in the Retype Password
field, click Next
to continue.
Use the Port
field to specify the port number on which the server should listen. The default listener port is 5432
. Click Next
to continue.
Use the Locale
field to specify the locale that will be used by the new database cluster. The Default locale
is the operating system locale. Click Next
to continue.
The Pre Installation Summary
dialog displays the installation preferences that you have specified with the installation wizard. Review the settings; you can use the Back
button to return to a previous dialog to modify a setting, or click Next
to continue.
The wizard will inform you that it has the information required to install PostgreSQL; click Next
to continue.
During the installation, the setup wizard confirms the installation progress of PostgreSQL via a series of progress bars.
Before the setup wizard completes the PostgreSQL installation, it offers to launch Stack Builder at exit.
The Stack Builder utility provides a graphical interface that downloads and installs applications and drivers that work with PostgreSQL. You can optionally uncheck the Stack Builder
box and click Finish
to complete the PostgreSQL installation or accept the default and proceed to Stack Builder.
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