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This folder is typically located in the C:\xampp\phpMyAdmin directory if you are using XAMPP. Open your phpMyAdmin installation folder.

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This way you will be able to login using the phpMyAdmin login form and entering your username and password.To set a username and password for phpMyAdmin on Windows, you can follow these steps: By setting this, you will enable cookie logins for phpMyAdmin.

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Update the value of the " auth_type" and set it equal to " cookie". (Learn about the auth_type here) It will likely have a complete line looking like this: 1 $cfg = "config" Browse the file, or control + F, to find the "auth_type" variable. If you are using XAMPP, then it will be ( C:\xampp\phpMyAdmin\).Īfter you open the phpMyAdmin config file, you need to enable regular style logins. You can find it inside your phpMyAdmin installation directory. Browse over to the phpMyAdmin configuration file,.

If the password change was unsuccessful, you will see an error message stating "Access denied for user " (or whatever your username is).Īfter you have set a password, or changed your password for the MySQL account, you should update your login style of phpMyAdmin.

If the password change was successful, you will see a small ASCII chart made that looks like it doing some basic math, like in the picture above.

To do this we will run a simple SQL command in the command prompt using our username and password: 1 mysql -user = root -password = SUPERsecretPASSWORD -e "SELECT 1+1" Now like any good computer nerd, it is always a good idea to make sure the password was changed successfully. You just have to change the username and password in the command. This password reset can work for any and every MySQL and phpMyAdmin accounts that exists. Again, note the double hyphen before the "user" and "password". Where "OLDpass" would be your current password for the "root" user. If your password has already been set or changed at another time, you will need to use the following command: 1 mysqladmin -user = root -password = OLDpass password "NEWpassword" This command will let you set the password only if you are using the default BLANK password.

In order for this command to work correctly, you must have the double quotation marks. This will reset the user named "root" with a new password of "SUPERsecretPASSWORD" (without the quotes).

Think of them as part of the correct syntax for the command. If you do not have these double hyphens then the command will not work. Note the double hyphen before the user, these are important. In the command prompt type the following: 1 mysqladmin -user = root password "SUPERsecretPASSWORD"

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How to change the root password for MySQL This will open a black window titled "XAMPP for Windows".

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Next, launch the specialized Windows command prompt by clicking the "Shell" button on the right hand side. You will know they are running by their names being highlighted in green. Here's How! First, start your MySQL/Apache serverįirst open up your XAMPP control panel and verify that Apache and MySQL are running. That's not very security conscious of us now is it? The good news is that you can change the root password (aka admin password) for your localhost phpMyAdmin/MySQL account in just a few minutes. One of the things that gets forgot about in a lot of these cases is some basic security practices, like not using the default password.įor almost every XAMPP installation, people tend to keep their default BLANK password. One of the best things about running your own localhost XAMPP web server is being able to do all the testing and projects you want for no charge at all. It is easy and quick, especially if you are running an XAMPP localhost web server.