My-SQL #1045

When this problem occurs after you reload the database, don't worry. First, you have to go to confirm that your database has successfully enabled the service, and then confirm your password and account, when the IP address is confirmed, search for config. inc. the php file may appear in different places according to different configurations. If you configure XAMPP

When this problem occurs after you reload the database, don't worry. First, you have to go to confirm that your database has successfully enabled the service, and then confirm your password and account, when the IP address is confirmed, search for config. inc. the php file may appear in different places according to different configurations. If you configure XAMPP

When this problem occurs after you reload the database, don't worry. First you have to go to your computer and confirm that your database has successfully enabled the service,

Then confirm your password, account, and IP address,

Find the config. inc. php file. Depending on the configuration, the location may appear in different places. If you configure XAMPP,

It may be this:

D: \ xampp \ phpMyAdmin \ config. inc. php

The other paths are not tested. If it is too big, the entire search will be performed on a new line.

/* Authentication type and info */$ cfg ['servers'] [$ I] ['auth _ type'] = 'config '; $ cfg ['servers'] [$ I] ['user'] = 'root '; $ cfg ['servers'] [$ I] ['Password'] = ''; $ cfg ['servers'] [$ I] ['allownopassword'] = true;

Generally, the password will be empty. You can either change the password and restart the service, or you can directly use the empty password to perform this operation.