Requirement: Install MongoDB on Windows
1. Download MongoDB Community Server
- Click here to download MongoDB Community Server
- Choose Windows (x64)
- Download the MSI installer
2. Install MongoDB Community Server
- Double-click the downloaded .msi file
- Select Complete Installation
- Keep all default options selected
- Allow MongoDB to install as a Windows Service
- Click Next and complete the installation
Note: Installation may take a few minutes.
3. Create MongoDB Connection (MongoDB Compass)
- Open MongoDB Compass (installed with Community Server)
- Click “Add New Connection”
- Use the default connection string:
mongodb://localhost:27017
- Click Connect
4. Download MongoDB Shell (mongosh)
- Click here to download MongoDB Shell (mongosh)
- Download the Windows version
5. Install MongoDB Shell (mongosh)
- Run the mongosh installer
- Click Next
- When prompted for the installation path:
- Create a folder in C Drive
- Folder name: Mongosh
- Example:
C:\Mongosh
- Complete the installation
6. Set Environment Variables
A. Environment Variable for MongoDB Community Server
- Copy the bin folder path:
C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\8.2\bin
- Search for Environment Variables
- Edit System Variables → Path
- Add the copied bin path
- Click OK
B. Environment Variable for mongosh (Shell)
- Open System Properties
- Press
Win + R - Type
sysdm.cpland press Enter
- Press
- Go to Advanced → Environment Variables
- Under System Variables, select Path → Edit
- Click New and add:
C:\Mongosh\bin
- Click OK on all windows
7. Test MongoDB Installation
- Open Command Prompt
- Run:
mongosh
✅ Connection should be successful.
8. Check Database Using MongoDB Shell
- In the mongosh terminal, run:
show dbs
- Databases will be displayed successfully.
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