PhpMyAdmin-exception occurs, unable to load the mysqli (external link, English) extension. Please check your PHP configuration-several successful solutions in the document

The phpMyAdmin-error occurs, and the mysqli (external link, English) extension cannot be loaded. Please check your PHP configuration-several successful solutions in the documentation. 1) it is usually php in the apache Directory. extension = php_mysql.dll, extension = phpMyAdmin-error occurred, unable to load the mysqli (external link, English) extension. Please check your PHP configuration-several successful solutions in the document

1) the extension = php_mysql.dll and extension = php_mysqli.dll in php. ini under the apache Directory are usually commented out (in this case, they will not appear in the high version, because they are all open by default)
2) wamp2.0 version: the libmysql. dll in the apache Directory does not exist.
3) wamp2.1 version: Default Value: E_ALL & ~ in php. ini under the apache Directory &~ No comments before E_NOTICE
4) Check whether the directory extension path in php. ini under apache is correct. for details, see the path displayed in Loaded Configuration File in phpinfo ().

I can't say that the above is a summary, because these are just some of the methods I have encountered and successfully solved. there is only one error, but the solution is not necessarily, I would like to share this.

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I once again paid tribute to my classmates who had struggled with dll for five months.
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$ Cfg ['servers'] [$ I] ['extension'] = 'mysqli' in config ';
You don't want to use mysqli.
$ Cfg ['servers'] [$ I] ['extension'] = 'mysql ';