how do i test it?

sorry if this is a silly question, but when you first went to the system tray blue box did you first click "Start UniServer" and give it a moment for the servers to start before you clicked phpMyAdmin ?? thanks, megan

 

yes

Scenario: I just booted my new PC, got into Windows 7, downloaded and extracted UniServer Nano (to a path with no spaces), and I want phpMyAdmin to work when I click on it from the system tray blue box.

 

Question: what must I do for phpMyAdmin to work?

 

If this is answered somewhere else, I'd appreciate knowing where.

Scenario: I just booted my new PC, got into Windows 7, downloaded and extracted UniServer Nano (to a path with no spaces), and I want phpMyAdmin to work when I click on it from the system tray blue box.

 

Question: what must I do for phpMyAdmin to work?

 

If this is answered somewhere else, I'd appreciate knowing where.

 

Moving this to the phpMyAdmin subforum...

Scenario: I just booted my new PC, got into Windows 7, downloaded and extracted UniServer Nano (to a path with no spaces), started it, and I want Apache MySQL to start when I click on it from the system tray blue box.

 

Question: what must I do for Apache MySQL to start? How do I test it?

 

If this is answered somewhere else, I'd appreciate knowing where.