PhpMyAdmin is still your favorite MySQL database admin tool, right? RIGHT? Say no more, let's add it to Laragon.
Download The Latest PhpMyAdmin
Download it from https://www.phpmyadmin.net/downloads, extract the archive to the C:\laragon\etc\apps (if you use the default laragon installation directory) and name the folder as phpMyAdmin
And restart the laragon's apache server to take effect and make sure the MySQL server is started.
Access the PhpMyAdmin
Now when you click the Database button in laragon,
It will open the browser and direct you the phpmyadmin login page.
In case you forgot, The DEFAULT credential for login to mysql is using root as username and leave the password blank.
Tell me if this article is so helpful and helped you fix your problem in the comment below.
Top comments (12)
wow thanks en
Seriously, if you can't get this to install/work, then you either haven't followed these easy/simple instructions, or you have some type of OS issue blocking this install.
FYI... To access your fresh phpMYAdmin install, the default Username is: root
There is NO password required.
This was stated in the guide above. But seems not everyone is reading the entire guide, hence issues arise.
Solution... Read and understand the entire phyMyAdmin installation guide.
Anyway, thank you Dendi for writing this guide :)
Cheers
Default username, password for phpMyAdmin not working,
Log-in without a password is forbidden by configuration (see AllowNoPassword)Excellent thank you worked fine, so use to xampp but I kept having issues this works smooth.
Question?
Its Saying:
"The phpMyAdmin configuration storage is not completely configured, some extended features have been deactivated. Find out why.
Or alternatively go to 'Operations' tab of any database to set it up there."
Anything i should do to correct this?
if it still in local, just go pass it until you really encountered it in the future
Thanks, my problem solved
How do you know what the password is?
Nevermind, found out. In a fresh install of Laragon, username is root and there is no password for the database.
yes, that's the default credential for mysql. thanks for mentioning this, I've added it to the post in case someone wondering about this too.
Wow.. Thanks
thank you bro
tanks very much