At this point, clicking on the "Localhost" menu item opens the first and
very useful WampServer HTML page.
My next step is to set a password for the MySQL server. Otherwise, the
server represents a security risk. If you click on the phpMyAdmin menu
item, phpMyAdmin will be displayed. Initially there were two informational
messages at the bottom of the page. A message warns that a password has
not been set. MySQL messages from other versions of PHP libraries can be
safely ignored.
On the phpMyAdmin screen, I selected the Privileges tab, clicked the Edit
Privileges icon for "root", entered the password, and clicked the Go button.
This sets the master user password. Another step should be taken to
remove the annoying looking error message.
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