What should I do if mysql prompts that the startup password is incorrect?

Mysql prompts the solution to the wrong startup password: first enter the phpmyadmin management background, click "User" in the top navigation; then click "Edit Permissions" on the back of the user; then fill in the new password in "Change Password" Password and execute; finally restart the wamp server.

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Mysql prompts the solution to the wrong startup password:

1, first enter the phpmyadmin management background.

#2, then click "Users" in the top navigation. This mysql has several default database users built in.

#3. Click "Edit Permissions" on the back of the user.

#4. Fill in the new password in "Change Password" and execute.

#5 and then open it through the editor.

6, find lines 30, 33 and 40. Modify "Login Type", "Login Password", "Do you need a password", as shown in the figure.

#7. Next, we need to restart our wamp server in the taskbar, and then refresh the phpmyadmin page again. A dialog box will appear prompting for login information.

#8, enter the set password and match the username to log in. It will succeed.

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