phpMyAdmin Tip "Unable to create the session in the event of an error, check the PHP or Web server logs and properly configure the PHP installation." ”

This is a problem that students encountered when they used Phpwamp. (other environment or set up to encounter this problem, the same way)

In fact, this problem is not related to the Phpwamp itself , is the problem of computer settings, generally normal situation will not appear this problem.

Now put the students ' problems to tidy up, release Cheng Bowen.

Students ' questions are as follows:

Teacher, help Ah, may be phpwamp configuration file was I messed up, before all normal, change a computer appeared problem.
Whether you are using a teacher-developed Phpwamp or other PHP environment , the following error message will appear when you enter phpMyAdmin :

"Unable to create the session in the event of an error, check the PHP or Web server logs and properly configure the PHP installation." ”

I want to delete the Phpwamp, and then re-decompression and use, before the normal deletion, as long as the uninstall service, delete the line, but today this computer unexpectedly can not delete, this is what causes, the same version in another computer can be deleted normally!

With Phpwamp so long, or the first time encountered this kind of thing, but this computer problem, other computers do not appear such problems, my office of these computer system version is consistent, but this computer use Phpwamp when these problems appear, really magical, solve ah?

The answer to this is as follows:

For the errors mentioned by the learner, phpMyAdmin prompts "Unable to create the session in the event of an error, check the PHP or Web server logs and properly configure the PHP installation." "This is a problem with your computer setup, which normally doesn't happen."

Windowsfolderthere is a temp temporary folder in it, just set the user permissions for this folder to Full control to resolve.

follow these steps to do this:
1 . Open My Computer, locate the Windows folder in the drive letter (usually C drive) where the system is located and locate the Temp directory.
2 . Right click on the property, click "Security"
3, then choose Users this user name, select "Full Control", then the problem is solved.

Phpwamp Delete failure is generally caused by system occupancy, as long as the point "Uninstall all Services", close all open files with Phpwamp, and then turn off the main software interface, you can delete the whole, or use the Phpwamp comes with the force delete function is also possible, the mandatory function can delete itself, you can also Force removal of other PHP environments. because the Phpwamp is pure green, here the mandatory uninstall just delete the relevant files, the software itself is green no residue, will not reside in the system, you can consult me about any problems in the process of using Phpwamp Green integrated environment .

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phpMyAdmin Tip "Unable to create the session in the event of an error, check the PHP or Web server logs and properly configure the PHP installation." ”