Wampserver is a MySQL, PHP, Apache, phpMyAdmin in one integrated installation environment, supporting the Windows installation environment, start and stop service operation is simple. And it's free software, it's recommended to use it as your local environment.
Prepare the installation files.
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Things to note before installing
Wampserver integrated MySQL, we need to confirm that your computer has installed the MySQL database, if installed, first stop the service. Click Start, run, enter net stop MySQL
Command
If IIS is also installed on your computer, we also need to turn off IIS services, start, Control Panel, Administrative Tools, Internet Information Services Manager.
Start installation
Run Setup and select Next
Select I accept the agreement, click Next
Select the installation path and click Next
You can choose whether to create a desktop shortcut and a Quick Launch icon, click Next
Click Install to continue
Wait patiently during installation, click OK in the pop-up window
Until the installation is complete, start. There will be a W green icon in the lower right corner.
Green indicates success, Orange indicates port is occupied, not started successfully, red stands for stop.
Click the green icon to expand the relevant program options.
Clicking localhost opens the browser and accesses the first page.
Click phpMyAdmin, will open the Database Administration page, we first create a new database , used to install WordPress.
Copying WordPress installation files
Open the source directory and delete the default two files.
Unzip the WordPress package and copy all the files under the folder.
Paste to the WWW folder.
Click LocalHost to open the homepage and the installation page will open.
Click Create profile and start now to the Database Information confirmation page.
Database name fill in the database name you just created, user name input root, password input empty, other default. Submit directly.
Click to install, enter your username, password and email
Installation Successful
Visit http://localhost/again and you will see the WordPress default homepage that has been successfully installed.
If any of the details of the tutorial are missing, please download the video tutorial below.
WordPress Environment Build: Use Wampserver local build wordpress program