1. Go to the data folder of MySQL
To solve this problem, you need to locate the mysql folder in your xampp installation. This is usually just one version, so you may find it (with a default installation path) in
C:\xampp\mysql\data
. This folder contains mainly logs and all the databases on MySQL.2. Backup Log files and delete them
Create a copy of the log files of mysql, namely the files
ib_logfile0
and ib_logfile1
. These files are log files created during the runtime for InnoDB. Normally, removing them will solve your issue as they will be created later, however create a security copy of those files somewhere else, so in case that it doesn't work, you can still restore them and leaving xampp as it was from the beginning.
Once you have a copy of those files somewhere else (other directory), delete them from the original directory and proceed with the next step.
3. Restart MySQL and Apache
As final step restart the MySQL and Apache services in case they are running with the xampp control panel. After restarting those services, try to access again PHPMyAdmin at the URL
http://localhost/phpmyadmin
and you should be able to use PHPMyAdmin again.
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