[n30phyte]

Well, I use WampServer for my IIS localhost. Now, today I tried to open phpMyAdmin for fun and this am error 1045 showed. I never played with MySQL and it says that the pass might be wrong. Any help?

[no2pencil]

** Topic has nothing to do with php coding, moved to Web Servers & Hosting **

[n30phyte]

Oh. No wonder I got lectured about dual posting. I thought my first post diss appeared. Oh and while I'm still here, bump!

[no2pencil]

When I Google error 1045 phpmyadmin there are a slew of results.

I'm not familiar with the error (as I host on Linux/Unix & not Windows) so I'm asking what you have tried so we know where to start.

But realistically all I'm going to do is Google solutions & ask you to try them. You would wait a lot less time just trying them yourself.

[Atli]

n30phyte, on 25 November 2011 - 02:36 PM, said:

Well, I use WampServer for my IIS localhost.

That doesn't make sense. WAMP is: Windows, Apache, MySQL, and PHP/Perl/Python.
IIS doesn't really fit into this picture. Not unless you are running both Apache and IIS?


Anyways, your error 1045 is just the standard MySQL "Access denied" error. You would have to find the correct MySQL login and update your phpMyAdmin config to reflect that. - Packages like WampServer and XAMPP like to use "root" without a password. Try that.