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hi
i install wamp server in my pc...
when i m running
http://localhost/phpmyadmin

so i getting the error

HTTP Error 404.0 - Not Found
The resource you are looking for has been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.



Plse Tell me How I can run php file....
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I just installed a WAMP server and found out that you have to start it manually after the installation. Use the stylized W icon (WAMP) in the system tray to do that:

  1. In the quick admin section click "Start all Services"
  2. (alternatively) In the Apache section use folder Service and then click "Start"
  3. Maybe your system has an installation of IIS running and localhost:80 is already bound to a web site there. To check this click on the W icon again and then in section Apache open folder Service and click on "Test port 80". This will check what kind of WebServer is already using port 80. If port 80 is already in use by IIS you can edit httpd.conf and set the LISTEN parameter to 8080 for instance.


Cheers!

—MRB
 
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Uday P.Singh 24-Jul-11 14:14pm    
that's the answer my 5!
dilip.aim11 24-Jul-11 14:17pm    
i change 80 to 8080 but problem is same
i m using window 7.. and IIS 7.5 Plse solve this problem.....

same wamp server i m using in window xp .. its working there....
Manfred Rudolf Bihy 24-Jul-11 15:57pm    
WAMP works with Apache webserver AFAIK. Did you try step 3 as I proposed in my solution? If you did what was the result? Did you edit httpd.conf via the WAMP admin panel in the system tray?

If you don't give sufficient and detailed information about what you did and what the results were I can't really help you.
You just change the Listen port number to 81 in your httpd.config file of apache and run all the WAMP services again after changing.

and in your browser type this:
http://localhost:81/phpmyadmin

hope it helps :)

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dilip.aim11 24-Jul-11 14:30pm    
thnx
Uday P.Singh 24-Jul-11 14:33pm    
welcome :)
Manfred Rudolf Bihy 24-Jul-11 16:00pm    
Yup! That's most probably the cause. 5+
Uday P.Singh 25-Jul-11 1:32am    
thanks Manfred :)

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