If your wamp stays at yellow...

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Okay, I just found this out yesterday. If your wamp stays at the yellow part of the icon, Navigate to /wamp/apps/phpmyadmin2.11.6/config.inc.php
Open the file and search for this line : // MySQL user$cfg['Servers'][$i]['password']

Within that line , you should see this ' ' . It means that no password has been assigned and you need to type in your password between the two signs. Save the file and restart WAMP.

If this don't work, go to Start > Control panel > administrative tools > services > scroll down to find MYSQL and stop the service. > Restart wamp. Don't enable via Services, let wamp do it. [This step is credited to whoever found this out in the Guides section]
 
Re: [Release] If your wamp stays at yellow...

Well, my wamp stays at yellow but it works fine. What ever, I still try this out!

...you need to type in your password...
What password? The password of my computer or what? :o
 
Re: [Release] If your wamp stays at yellow...

Lol, nothing wrong with it being yellow it's just telling you that Mysql is hosting the server for your database not wamp.
 
Re: [Release] If your wamp stays at yellow...

Well, my wamp stays at yellow but it works fine. What ever, I still try this out!

...you need to type in your password...
What password? The password of my computer or what? :o
MYSQL password
 
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