Comment installer WordPress sur un ordinateur Windows (2 méthodes)

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1. Syed Balkhi says

   Mai 8, 2024 à 2:24 pm

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2. Bidyut Kumar Mondal says

   Déc 16, 2013 à 5:39 am

   Thanks a lot for such a wonderful post.

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3. Ali says

   Déc 15, 2013 à 6:01 am

   Just to say Thank you very much.

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4. sreenu says

   Déc 13, 2013 à 1:37 am

   thank you…thank you soooooooooooo much ..

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5. Nissim says

   Déc 11, 2013 à 4:19 am

   Thank you so much. this was sterling

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6. adriana says

   Déc 1, 2013 à 8:32 pm

   OMG i made it through. lol. thank you for your time writing this, it helped me through the panic stage lol

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7. mahendra says

   Déc 1, 2013 à 3:40 am

   Who help of peoples, They are God

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8. Kenneth Ekeh says

   Nov 30, 2013 à 12:46 pm

   Help please! I have followed the article and installed wamp, created the wp database but culd not be able to run complete configuration of wp. Its telling me « can’t select database ». Try Again. Please help me to fix this. Thanks.

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   • WPBeginner Support says

     Déc 1, 2013 à 8:44 am

     During the installation when it asks for your database details, please make sure that you are entering the same name for the database which you used when creating database in phpmyadmin. For username, use root and leave password blank.

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   • Tom says

     Déc 1, 2013 à 11:28 pm

     Upon opening mysql workbench, choose your connection, then write the code without quotes « create database nameofyourdatabase; » this will be the name of your database and what you will use in the wordpress setup when it asks for the name of your 1)database(use nameofyourdatabase) 2)username 3)password 4)database host(im using « localhost »)

     Hope this helps.

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9. Tammi L. Coles says

   Nov 26, 2013 à 6:02 am

   Just a quick note of thanks for this very simple-to-follow tutorial. It worked like a charm (including the Apache rewrite for permalinks follow-up).

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10. ogunmakinwa dayohanks. says

    Nov 23, 2013 à 4:58 pm

    Your tutorials as been good for me so far, but please which stable wordpress can i download? can i download the latest version? i am just thinking that some plugins might not be available for the latest version.. so for now which version do you recommend for me? thanks

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Nov 24, 2013 à 5:08 pm

      We always recommend using the latest stable version of WordPress.

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11. Mohamed Ishag says

    Nov 21, 2013 à 7:56 pm

    Hi there,

    Would you please answer the question posted on 12/11/13 I still need help
    as I am unable to run the WAMP Server on Windos 8. Please read question posted on 12/11/13.
    Thank you in advance.

    Regards,
    Mohamed

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12. Orestes says

    Nov 20, 2013 à 5:01 pm

    I was able to install WP, but I’d like to know how to manage different web logs within my local server. Thank you for the instructions and tutorials here.

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Nov 21, 2013 à 4:54 am

      you can install different weblogs (blogs or websites) on the same server by installing wordpress in different sub-directories inside your /wamp/www folder. For example:

      C:\wamp\www\site-1 will open in http://localhost/site-1
      C:\wamp\www\site-2 will open in http://localhost/site-2

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13. GinoDC says

    Nov 20, 2013 à 2:04 am

    After entering details for Site Title, Username, Password and Email I press Install WordPress and my computer hangs. Please help.

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Nov 23, 2013 à 11:43 am

      This could happen for a number of reasons. Try to uninstall wampserver and then download and reinstall again. If the problem presists, then you can try XAMPP.

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14. Mohamed Ishag says

    Nov 12, 2013 à 6:28 pm

    Hello,

    I have installed WAMP on Windows 8 but I am having a problem creating a data base due to the following error (You don’t have permission to access /phpmyadmin/ on this server). I have edited the htpd.conf file as follows

    Open file httpd.conf through wamp tray icon

    Find:
    # onlineoffline tag – don’t remove
    Order Deny,Allow
    Deny from all
    Allow from 127.0.0.1

    Change to:
    # onlineoffline tag – don’t remove
    Order Deny,Allow
    Allow from all

    Then saved but still get the same error, why!? Norton 360 is installed on the PC
    and no other conflicting apps. I need some help to fix this issue. Any ideas? Thank you in advance.

    Best Regards,
    Mohamed

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15. Mohamed Ishag says

    Nov 6, 2013 à 7:35 pm

    Dear Syed and the team,

    Thank you very much for this site. I am new to WordPress and found your tutorials and explanation very good and straight forward. I feel that you are a busy man but still have time to dedicate this site to new WP beginners. God bless your parents.

    Salam,
    Mohamed

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16. adam says

    Oct 30, 2013 à 12:07 pm

    Hello,

    I have installed everything and am finally at my wordpress dashboard on my localhost machine. everytime i click on visit my site to view what I have changed the page simple directs to the WAMP server configuration screen that shows apache version, php version, loaded extensions, etc… It seems that something simple needs to be changed but I dont know…Can anyone please help? Thanks in advance…

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Oct 30, 2013 à 12:46 pm

      You have probably installed WordPress in www directory. You need to install it in a subdirectory like www/testsite1/

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      • Nuno says

        Nov 14, 2013 à 7:46 am

        Hey i have the same problem, so if i just copy all the files to a subdirectory it will work or do i have to reinstall it all over? Thanks.

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17. Matthew says

    Oct 29, 2013 à 1:51 pm

    Thank you, than you, thank you. I am a technophobe and your clear instructions helped me all the way.

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18. Arthur says

    Oct 27, 2013 à 4:42 pm

    Hi,
    After installing WAMP in accordance with your instructions, I could not open phpmyadmin; explorer kept waiting for localhost. I’m not a pc techie so I desperately need instructions how to proceed furter in the same easy way as your manual above. I have a 64 bit W7 machine, and installed the 64 bit version of WAMP first, but since that did not work as described , I installed the 32 bit, but with the same result. Thanks for your help in advance ! (No Skype, port 80 OK, as far as I can see)

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Oct 28, 2013 à 2:31 pm

      Try restarting all services make sure that WAMPServer icon is green also make sure that Skype is not running in the background. Also look at this support thread for more possible solutions.

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      • Arthur says

        Oct 28, 2013 à 5:25 pm

        Thanks a lot: I followed your recommended thread and I removed a double line in the Host file (‘127.0.0.1 Localhost’) that seemed too much and now I can get to a log-in page of phpMyAdmin, which is great, but I have not yet even entered an ID and password during initial installation of WAMP. Did I miss something ?
        Thanks for your patience again…

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        • WPBeginner Support says

          Oct 29, 2013 à 11:18 am

          To log in to phpMyAdmin, enter username root and leave password blank.

19. Trudy Ritsema says

    Oct 12, 2013 à 7:02 am

    Can I run more than 1 test site on WAMP? and any ideas of how I would go about this please?

    I already I have localhost site running – and I don’t want to get rid of that yet as I am still developing it…

    Thanks in advance.

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Oct 12, 2013 à 11:36 am

      in your www directory create new directories for each website. That way you can run multiple sites on localhost.

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20. viki says

    Oct 3, 2013 à 8:02 am

    i can’t create new database, bcause it is showing  » * No Privileges » in red colour letters. please help me

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Oct 4, 2013 à 5:29 am

      you are probably entering wrong credentials to connect to your mysql database.

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    • nick mav says

      Oct 6, 2013 à 12:49 am

      you should login using the following credentials:
      username: root
      password: [empty] –> that is, no password

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      • Shawn Morrissey says

        Oct 25, 2013 à 12:20 pm

        Thanks Nick,

        I had the same issue and couldn’t find this out anywhere I had looked previously…

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21. SanketP says

    Sep 28, 2013 à 6:28 pm

    Hi. I am a new-bee to this world of eb designing. Wanted Joomla but that didnot go thru too well. WP instal was as good for me. Thank you. XOXOXO.

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22. Everett says

    Sep 23, 2013 à 1:41 am

    Hello. I want to be able to develop my wordpress site locally and not have to be connected to the web when I make changes and do save or update inside wordpress. Before I go through all the installation of WAMP and WP locally, can anyone tell me if I will have to have internet access to make updates to a wordpress running locally in WAMP? Sure I realize if I wanted a new Theme or Plugin, I would have to be online, but if I am just making adjustments to text and adding pictures that are already on my laptop, etc. will I have to have internet access to do so? I ask because I do a lot of travel where I am on an airplane and could be working on a new version of a website if I don’t have to be online. Also, I can’t afford a wireless account for my laptop, so I only have internet when I am at home with my own wifi or when I am somewhere that has a free wifi. Thanks.

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Oct 2, 2013 à 8:55 pm

      no you do not need an internet connection to work locally on your website.

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23. Ian says

    Sep 22, 2013 à 9:56 am

    I followed the instructions to the letter, installed WAMP and the required SP1 Visual C++ on a brand new laptop running Windows 8 64bit. The installation refuses to launch, brings up a screen asking if I’m sure I want to let this programme make changes to the computer, then does nothing when ‘Yes’ is clicked. What is going wrong?

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Sep 26, 2013 à 12:04 am

      Does the wampserver icon appear in your windows taskbar? If it does, then you need to click it and launch wampserver.

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      • Brynn says

        Oct 5, 2013 à 4:43 pm

        Please help. I installed WAMP but when I went to open phphMyAdmin, nothing happens. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling, but still getting the same problem. I’m not even getting any sort of popup block notification in my browser. Just nothing.

        I wonder if this might have something to do with the WARNING window that popped up on the WAMP website before I downloaded it… It said something in French, and then something about needing to install C++ which I know nothing about, and which was not mentioned in this tutorial.

        Do I need to install C++ and if so, do I need to learn how to use the programming language before I can finish this tutorial on installing WordPress? I am a designer, not a programmer, so I hope to god I don’t need to stop everything and go learn C++ before I can do a simple WordPress install.

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        • WPBeginner Support says

          Oct 6, 2013 à 10:23 am

          Brynn you can always check whether or not Microsoft Visual C++ is installed on your computer from Control Panel -> Programs and Features. Do you see wampserver page when you visit http://localhost? If you do, then you have already successfully installed WAMP.

24. John Victor says

    Sep 20, 2013 à 9:00 pm

    Can I hug you now or later?

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25. Anudeep says

    Sep 19, 2013 à 5:12 am

    Awesome tutorial

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26. guru says

    Sep 10, 2013 à 4:58 am

    I install wordpress to my localhost. But i dont know to use it to develop a site. I’m new to wordpress. Please anyone help me.

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Sep 10, 2013 à 5:50 pm

      Take a look at our beginner’s guide section. For theme development you may want to take a look at our WordPress theme cheat sheet for beginners.

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27. Scott Cho says

    Sep 4, 2013 à 5:24 pm

    Got WAMP installed, but when I try to create a new databse by clicking on the phpMyAdmin button in WAMP the chrome browser window that opens up says:

    Forbidden
    You don’t have permission to access /phpmyadmin/ on this server.

    Can anyone point me in the right direction as to what this is and how to fix it? I don’t know if this makes a difference but I have it installed on my secondary hard drive, not my C drive (the c drive just has my operating system).

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28. Asad Riaz says

    Sep 1, 2013 à 10:23 am

    Here is how you edit the htpd.conf file

    Open file httpd.conf through wamp tray icon

    Find:
    # onlineoffline tag – don’t remove
    Order Deny,Allow
    Deny from all
    Allow from 127.0.0.1

    Change to:
    # onlineoffline tag – don’t remove
    Order Deny,Allow
    Allow from all

    Plus resolution to some other conflicts

    Make sure no other program conflict wamp such as Xampp, phpEasy, IIS, Skype, Zonealarm, firewall/antivirus, NOD32, Eset, any web and/or Remote Desktop related program, such as Teamviewer …

    IIS and Apache/Wamp are both web server and might conflict in some way, so you have to disable IIS in order for Wamp to work

    Disable IIS in Vista/W7:

    Control Panel, Uninstall Programs, Turn Widows Features On or Off, uncheck Internet Information Services

    Disable IIS in XP:

    Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs, Add/Remove Windows Components, uncheck Internet Information Services (IIS)

    Restart computer, then restart Wamp

    Also, in folder C:\WINDOWS\System32\drivers\etc, open file hosts and delete anything in this file and have only this line below and nothing else

    127.0.0.1 localhost

    If using Skype, go to Tools->Options->Advanced->Connection and uncheck the box « Use 80 and 443 as alternatives for incoming connections ». Restart Skype after WAMP. Now you will be able to use both programs at the same time w/o problems.

    I hope it helps, found it on net

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29. Asad Riaz says

    Sep 1, 2013 à 8:58 am

    Howdy,

    Well i have managed to install it using the article. Some info was missing in this article like

    1. Once you click on phpMyAdmin, it asks for login details, so here they are:
    username: root
    pass: (leave it blank)
    2. WAMP sometimes gets offline and it wont open the phpMyAdmin page, so you guys need to edit the htpd.conf file in C:wamp/bin/apache4.2/conf/htpd

    Lets see now how much it helps me.

    I m here for all the support that i can extend.

    Thanks to the author of this page.

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    • Cesar M. says

      Sep 29, 2013 à 5:02 pm

      thanks for the user info I was getting crazy, but I finally got in to phpmyadmin

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30. Colin Teasdale says

    Août 8, 2013 à 12:23 pm

    Hiya,

    Problem solved – I had needed to install the Visual C# redistributable, and did that after installing Winamp. Uninstalled Winamp, rebooted and then re-installed – everything fine. That’ll be user error then ! ! !

    Colin T.

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    • Scott Cho says

      Sep 4, 2013 à 11:29 am

      I’m getting the same error you just described below, where is this redistributable you speak of?

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31. Colin Teasdale says

    Août 8, 2013 à 11:52 am

    Hi guys,

    I’ve just downloaded and installed WAMP and have got to the « set up a database » stage. When I select ‘phpMyAdmin’ I get a ‘Firefox Problem Loading Page’ page with « Unable to connect – Firefox can’t establish a connection to the server at localhost ».

    I’ve tried the fix suggested by Imran on June 17th, but this doesn’t seem to have fixed resolved the problem.

    Any thoughts on how I fix this, please??

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32. Peter says

    Juil 31, 2013 à 9:06 pm

    Hi Editorial Staff,
    Do you have a tutorial that is the reverse process also using WAMP? I have a functioning website that I would like to duplicate on my home computer for experimenting and learning css, and php programming without risking my functional website.
    Thanks.

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    • EL says

      Nov 11, 2013 à 1:52 pm

      That is exactly what I need!

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33. Denzil says

    Juil 17, 2013 à 11:59 am

    Hi, a very useful article, thanks. Is it easy to migrate a test WP site on WAMP to a hosted site elsewhere? Do you have a tutorial article to help?
    Thanks

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    • Editorial Staff says

      Juil 17, 2013 à 12:36 pm

      Yes, it is fairly easy to do that. Tutorial will be coming tomorrow

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      • Denzil says

        Juil 17, 2013 à 1:30 pm

        Great! How timely! Thanks guys, looking forward to it.

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34. Kate BP says

    Juin 28, 2013 à 9:36 am

    Absolutely cracking article – really helpful, thanks so much!

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35. akash says

    Juin 27, 2013 à 3:11 am

    After clicking on phpmyadmin,,,,,,,
    i am getting redirected to directly php my admin webpage and not the database entry option which is shown above.
    thereafter the details are not matching afterwards in database,username and password.please give me its solution as soon as psbl.

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    • Amitoj Gautam says

      Juil 18, 2013 à 1:45 am

      User Name: Root
      Password: None (Leave this space empty)
      Click on the Go button. You will be directed to the page you are looking for.

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36. Dana says

    Juin 24, 2013 à 1:51 pm

    Hi! Once I’ve created a site on my WAMP server, could I then transfer it to an existing domain name? I’m trying to create a new site without shutting down the old one. Once the new one is finished, I would want to replace the old one, but use the same domain name. Thank you!

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    • Editorial Staff says

      Juil 18, 2013 à 9:37 am

      Yes you can do that. We have updated the article to add a link to the tutorial.

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37. vahid says

    Juin 22, 2013 à 4:58 am

    Thank you so much

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38. chris martin says

    Juin 19, 2013 à 5:39 pm

    Hi, I am having trouble with links not working. Could you help me or give me some direction on how to fix that? On my site « chrisjamesmedia.com » click menu, then « blog » and i get « not found ». This also happens with links as well.

    Also, do you have a tutorial on how to host multiple domains from this as well, or point me in the right direction.? I have looked up several things about virtual domain, localhost, and everytime I find something they want me to edit httpd conf, but what they have doesnt match mine.

    Thank you so much!!!!

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39. Tamsin says

    Juin 17, 2013 à 5:51 pm

    Hi,

    Great article, very clearly explained.

    Would you be able to tell me the best way to add a second WordPress site to Wamp? I have read a lot of conflicting information and would rather not make a massive mess of things!

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    • Editorial Staff says

      Juin 21, 2013 à 3:14 pm

      Create a new folder inside your www folder, then repeat this process.

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40. Tom Smith says

    Juin 15, 2013 à 3:02 pm

    Hi,

    Thank you for providing this excellent tutorial! It’s going to be great to get use to using WP onn my PC before I install it on my host server and create my website.

    I followed your instructions and installed WAMP and then WordPress and got all the screens you showed here… and with the tweaking you suggested, I was finally able to open WP – saw the Dashboard, etc. Then I closed it.

    But now I can’t seem to open WP. I open WAMP and click on Localhost – and it just sits « waiting for response from localhost » – does not open anything. I’ve tried http://localhost/my database name – it will not open – I get « HTTP 500 Internal Server Error ». Just in case, I also followed your instructions on SKYPE and unchecked that Port 80 box.

    What am I missing?

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    • Editorial Staff says

      Juin 16, 2013 à 9:06 am

      Did you shut down your computer? You have to launch WAMP Server every time you restart your computer.

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41. Imran says

    Juin 13, 2013 à 7:34 am

    When i try to Setting Up a Database for WordPress, it was saying like this : Forbidden
    You don’t have permission to access /phpmyadmin/ on this server. what is the reason ? can you please guide me. thank you in advance….

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    • Editorial Staff says

      Juin 13, 2013 à 9:59 am

      That’s weird. Since you are the admin of your Wamp install, then you shouldn’t get this error.

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      • Imran says

        Juin 17, 2013 à 8:04 am

        Finally i got the solution…

        I think it will be useful for others.

        for phpmyadmin

        Goto c : wamp/alias/phpmyadmin.conf file, open with notepad.

        find

        Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews
        AllowOverride all
        Order Deny,Allow
        Deny from all
        Allow from 127.0.0.1

        replace with

        Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews
        AllowOverride all
        Order Deny,Allow
        Allow from all

        thats it…

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        • Imran says

          Juin 17, 2013 à 8:08 am

          Thank you very much EDITORIAL STAFF, this is a nice post and very usefull.

        • Melanie says

          Juil 21, 2013 à 11:24 am

          I had this same problem with the phpmyadmin and I found and made the changes cited here to the alias file, then restarted WAMP and I was able to create my database. However, now I’m getting the same Forbidden message when I try to install WordPress on my localhost, exact text below:

          Forbidden
          You don’t have permission to access / on this server.

          I can get to the WP install screen from 127.0.0.1, but not localhost. I’m running Windows 8. Any ideas on how to get this to install? Thanks in advance for any help you might be able to give me.

42. Akshay says

    Juin 1, 2013 à 9:13 am

    Hi.

    I wanted to use this method to test out plugins before installing then on my live site. So in your tutorial, instead of copying in clean WordPress files, I copied in a full backup of my site made using BackupBuddy.

    However from this point on I’m not sure what to modify in order for my site to function correctly offline. I edited my wp-config file to the new database details, and imported my database from my online phpmyadmin to the WAMP one. However it seems like there’s something I’m missing, as when I try to access localhost/site/wp-admin I am redirected to my online login page.

    Do you have any suggestions?

    Thanks very much for your help.

    Akshay

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    • Brandi says

      Août 6, 2013 à 2:04 pm

      I’m in the same boat – did you ever find a solutions?

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43. Christophe R. says

    Mai 28, 2013 à 2:19 am

    Another (lazy) point for XAMPP : I know there are some differences in the config files, but I use both linux (at home) and Windows (Seven and 8) at work, so I appreciate having the same interface for I only have to learn once.

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44. Andre says

    Mai 27, 2013 à 9:24 pm

    Great article and easy instructions for those who want to venture into WAMPP….however, for myself, I still prefer XAMPP and do run it on it’s own on a second drive without the installable version. Updating is a breeze, although I rarely need to.

    I’ve used XAMPP for many years now for both WordPress and Joomla theme development, as well for a testing server. Never had issues and I do find it quite easy to use. I used to use the full version but I found that the Lite version works extremely well.

    I noticed someone said AMPPS, but I’ve never tried that…perhaps in my spare time I will try it out.

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    • Nicholas says

      Mai 28, 2013 à 4:34 am

      Its click and install that’s how easy it is and just open to localhost/ampps i use it for all my scripts that this includes as downloads and install on the service. no worries on xamp and wamp that i found to limited in some ways.

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45. Adrian says

    Mai 27, 2013 à 2:20 am

    Thanks alot it was really helpful

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46. Thomas says

    Mai 26, 2013 à 12:35 pm

    Hi everyone,

    I’m a very beginner with WordPress and I have created a site with it and WAMP on my computer.

    Now I want to put it online, but I don’t know how to do it.
    Where does a tutorial exist for that?
    The thing is that I want to replace the current site, which is hosted somewhere else, and so keeping the domain name.

    Does anyone know where I can find this kind of information?

    Thanks a lot!

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47. Nicholas says

    Mai 14, 2013 à 8:54 pm

    WAMP in the older days was great! Now there is a far more better and less embarrassing way when it comes to configuring things with WAMP. WAMP is in the past and gone for me. I use AMPPS far more better no configurations, just install and a few dips of changes in the options section that’s it. Open your browser go to your localhost and install any cms or other scripting lang within your browser using ampps. You’ll be amazed! No more downloading then extracting in www folder and then reconfiguring. WordPress is just a click and install on ampps. No hassle! Shouldn’t you guys write something about AMPPS? This is a lot more better than WAMP! WAMP lags a lot of things like cgi and stuff those are extras, but on ampps everything is included. Ever since ampps I never looked back to wamp! Sorry!

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    • Editorial Staff says

      Mai 15, 2013 à 8:40 am

      Have been using WAMP for so long that didn’t even bother with another option. AMPPS sure looks good. Good to see that it is made by the folks from Softaculous. Will have to give it a try.

      Thanks for the suggestion Nicholas.

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48. Zimbrul says

    Mai 14, 2013 à 5:16 pm

    Why do you say you prefer WAMP over XAMPP?

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    • Alexander Gounder says

      Mai 15, 2013 à 6:40 am

      WAMP is much simpler and easier to use compared to XAMPP.

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      • Editorial Staff says

        Mai 15, 2013 à 8:26 am

        Would second that. WAMP is easier to use. Several years ago when we used XAMPP the upgrade process was complicated and it was buggy. We switched over to WAMP and it was awesome.

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49. Parth S. says

    Mai 14, 2013 à 3:57 pm

    Hi, Thank you very much for this. It’s very informative and easy to follow. However I’d suggest you mention the skype thing a lil early around the localhost point, because, there ppl start to worry when they see a blank screen with skype on in their PC.

    Great post though. Keep it up.

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50. Mladen says

    Mai 14, 2013 à 10:27 am

    Just to mention, that Team Viewer also causes problems with WAMP.

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51. Christophe R. says

    Mai 14, 2013 à 8:42 am

    I actually do prefer XAMPP and DTX-Control for I can overcome security policy : Installation without administration rights (zip file pour the web server) and full access to blocked ports (80, 443, 3306).

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