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How to start .htaccess in wamp server


        Hi,How to start .htaccess on localhost wamp server , Below are simple step

1.Open wamp_server  (Go to Wamp -> Right click at icon in the taskbar=> Apache=> httpd.conf)
2.Edit httpd.conf file.
3. Just remove the # sign before the LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so 
4. Save the file.Mod Rewriting is enabled.
5.Restart the Server(Go to Wamp -> Right click at icon in the taskbar=> Restart All services)

Thats it, Enjoy
 
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