I just installed WampServer with PHP and Mysql with SQLiteManager.
Everything on the install went fine and I can access the JOOMLA setup page. However I cannot get to the MySql tables to create a user login and I have no access to the PHPmyAdmin that was also installed. The browser will pull the favicon but gives a a 404 error code.Did you change the sql passwords in joomla?
Did you configure the security settings in wamp for apache and mysql?
Also, make sure you put the joomla FILES in the right directory.That is the problem I run into. The files are in the correct directory wamp/phpmyadmin but when I go to it to change the password that is the screen, I get the 404 error on.OK so the problem was I had no clue what I was doing. I did a search on youtube.com and found installation instructions. I was the long version not the short one it started with.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6zqKWrvAwMSo did you get it all figured out then?Yes I have got it figured all out, sorry for the delay in my post, I am a busy person.

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