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Install PHP

To manually install PHP on Windows, you must download the binary version from the PHP website, extract it to a PHP folder on your drive, rename the php.ini file, edit it to set the extension directory to your PHP folder, add that folder to your system PATH and create a new PHPRC system variable pointing to your PHP folder.

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Install PHP

To manually install PHP on Windows, you must download the binary version from the PHP website, extract it to a PHP folder on your drive, rename the php.ini file, edit it to set the extension directory to your PHP folder, add that folder to your system PATH and create a new PHPRC system variable pointing to your PHP folder.

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Install PHP on Windows manually

You have to download zipped binary version of PHP from


http://www.php.net/downloads.php.

Extract the downloaded file to php folder which must be created at the root of any
of your windows drives (e.g. c:\php or d:\php).

Enter php folder and rename the file php.ini-recommonded to php.ini.

Open the file php.ini with any text editor and find extension_dir within the file.

Change the extension directory, i.e. if you have installed php in php folder of D
drive, setting will be extension_dir=D:\php.

Now you open Environment Variables (MyComputer -> System Properties -> Environment
Variables), under system variables, select Path and click Edit,
in the Variable value, go to the end of the list and put a semicolon, then add
D:\php;D:\php\ext assuming D:\php is the location of your php installation.

Then Click on New under system variable and add PHPRC against Variable name and D:\
php against Variable value.

Restart your system.

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