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<blockquote data-quote="Janzeer" data-source="post: 315006" data-attributes="member: 16714">First of all, I would recommend you to go for IIS as it's more secure and to answer your question have you deleted your htdocs folder before you set up your xamp security? Probably that could be a reason, but if isnt a reason I am not sure what caused it. You can uninstall my sql from control panel&gt;uninstall programmes and find MySQL to uninstall,after that you can download mysql from '<a href="http://www.mysql.com/downloads/" target="_blank">http://www.mysql.com/downloads/</a>' and set up your own password and just start Apache in your xamp it should work fine. Secondly for the top errors, it's caused because your password for mysql is either wrong. Lastly, I am not sure about the third error of install but can you try to add this code in your config,[PHP]&lt;?php&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; error_reporting(0);&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; ?&gt;[/PHP]this could probably hide your errors.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Janzeer, post: 315006, member: 16714"] First of all, I would recommend you to go for IIS as it's more secure and to answer your question have you deleted your htdocs folder before you set up your xamp security? Probably that could be a reason, but if isnt a reason I am not sure what caused it. You can uninstall my sql from control panel>uninstall programmes and find MySQL to uninstall,after that you can download mysql from '[URL]http://www.mysql.com/downloads/[/URL]' and set up your own password and just start Apache in your xamp it should work fine. Secondly for the top errors, it's caused because your password for mysql is either wrong. Lastly, I am not sure about the third error of install but can you try to add this code in your config, [PHP]<?php error_reporting(0); ?>[/PHP] this could probably hide your errors. [/QUOTE]

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