Install Wamp and WordPress under Windows

Installing Wamp

Wamp is a PHP development integration environment on Windows, with one-click installation of Php,apache and MySQL, very convenient.


Double-click the Wampserver2.2exxxxxxxxxx.exe file to install, and the next step in the installation process.


Note that the MySQL installation of the default root password, this is critical, or else will install WordPress when it will be more trouble.


Other IIS-installed classmates are aware of stopping the IIS service because IIS consumes port 80 and the Apache default port conflicts.


After successfully installing WAMP, a small tray should appear in the taskbar in the lower right corner of the desktop, click on the Tray, and select the bottom fourth item in the pop-up menu to start all services. If the tray turns green, then the installation is successful, otherwise the installation is problematic and needs to be checked repeatedly.

Install WordPress

Unzip the Wordpress-3.5.2-zh_cn.zip file, note, unzip directly to the current directory is good.


Rename the extracted files to WordPress and put them under the WWW directory under your wamp installation path.


For example, if your wamp is installed on the D drive, you should place the extracted folder under the D:\wamp\www path.


Access the http://localhost/wordpress/in the browser.


At this time should appear the wp-config.php file does not exist prompt, click the Create Profile button.


Then again a hint, click on the Start button now .


The configuration database form appears.

• Database name default test;
• User name fill in root
• The password is empty, but enter a space;
• Neither the database host nor the table prefix should be modified;
• Continue to the next step, below will create some basic information of WordPress blog.

Note that the admin password must be remembered, or the work behind it will be a bit troublesome.


Set up the site after the basic information is finished, congratulations to everyone got their first WordPress blog.

Install Wamp and WordPress under Windows