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I installed WAMP server 2.2 on Windows 7 x64. I clicked on its system tray icon and put the server online. Then I select PhpMyAdmin and I get a 404 page.

Localhost successfully gives me the Apache 2 test page. There's no way I'm able to fix this. The PHP error log and the Apache error logs have no errors.

Note: I've tried all combinations of the url such as localhost/phpmyadmin/ and localhost/phpmyadmin and localhost/phpmyadmin/?

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Make sure that nothing else is using port 80. Check netstat -abn to see what is listening on that port.

One of the biggest culprits is Skype. Look under options >> advanced >> connection and see if "use port 80" is checked. Uncheck if so. Then restart Skype. Might have to restart WAMP too.

Next would be any anti-virus / anti-spam / anti-functionality software. Temporarily disable it to test. If everything works, re-enable it and figure out what portion of the software is blocking the connection.

Check to see if IIS is installed and uninstall it.

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Check your directory structure. Open up your web root and make sure that a phpmyadmin folder exists, and also exactly what case its typed in.

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  • I had to un-install my previous installation of MySQL server and then re-install wamp to make it work. Now the wamp server works fine but Im getting an access denied at phpMyAdmin. I thinks thats a totally different issue. – Urban Apr 10 '12 at 21:27
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Ok, well first I had to un-install my previous installation of the MySQL server. This fixed the wamp server which now ran perfectly.
A different issue also cropped up later (not related directly to question). I was getting access denied on the phpMyAdmin page. This I could fix by changing $cfg['Servers'][$i]['nopassword'] = false; to $cfg['Servers'][$i]['nopassword'] = true;
The above lines are in C:\wamp\apps\phpmyadmin3.2.0.1\libraries and search for config.default.php

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I was just having this problem and i've come across an easier solution:

left click on the wamp tray icon apache> apache modules> check the 'rewrite module'

bingo!

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