Many IT admins face the same problem after a server crash—only .frm and .ibd files are left, and MySQL refuses to load the tables. In cases like these, the priority is to recover MySQL Database from FRM and IBD files without damaging the table structure. Manual recovery methods are available, but they require configuration matching, dummy table creation, and proper tablespace handling. Any small mismatch can corrupt the data further. That’s why using the MySQL Database Recovery Tool becomes a safer option. It automatically extracts schema, indexes, table data, and keys from orphaned FRM and IBD files and rebuilds the database without depending on the original server setup.

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