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Also as the error mentions, you may can also fix this issue by going into cPanel (if your hosting uses it) and switching from pdo_mysql to nd_pdo_mysql under PHP settings (only enable one or the other). Just ran into this issue myself, no installation of this module required (though nice to know it exists thanks to Google search of the issue!)

Thanks, Kristi, for creating this post and Dalemoore for the answer. Switching to nd_pdo_mysql worked for me.

@dalemoore

This works for mee too.
Thank You.

@dalemoore → , thanks for that specific correction.

Saved me a support ticket! 😁

The switch pointed out by Dalemoore works very well.
Thank you very much for this easy to implement solution.

@dalemoore Thanks for that! I had figured, based on what the message said, that it was something like this, but I appreciated being able to find specifically what "modules" to change to/from. Much appreciated!

hi all

switching from pdo_mysql to nd_pdo_mysql under PHP settings

also worked for me .

for infos i diddnt have Cpanel on my hosting but a custom php settings board. Which mean that this solutions should work with most hosting .

Thanks