Hi,
I had the same problem with PHP, MySql and Apache.
I finally solved my problem with the following:
1.Search your server for libmysql.dll. Delete any instance of libmysql.dll that is not in the C:\PHP directory. This limits the possibility of older MySQL client API's being used with PHP.
2.Search your server for php_mysql.dll. Delete any instance of php_mysql.dll that is not in the C:\PHP directory. This limits the possibility of older MySQL client API's being used with PHP.
3.Open your C:\%WIN%\php.ini file in a text editor (Notepad will work).
Search for the line that looks like --> ;extension=php_mysql.dll
Change this line to --> extension=php_mysql.dll
Uncomment: extension_dir="c:\php\ext"
Save the modified php.ini file.
4. Copy php.ini to C:\%WIN%\System32
5. Copy C:\PHP\libmysql.dll and C:\PHP\ext\php_mysql.dll to the C:\%WIN%\system32 folder.
Restart Apache/IIS and test it out.
It worked for me
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