How to Fix Virtual Router Plus Could not be Started Error

There can be different reasons for the Virtual Router Plus Could not be Started Error. Three methods to troubleshoot this issue are discussed below. Try these methods one at a time in the order 1 to 3, till your problem is solved. Hope these work for you

Method 1

1. Right-click network, click properties, change adapter settings, disable WiFi adapter by right clicking it and selecting disable from the context menu. Not the one created by Virtual router Plus.
2. Once disabled right click on it again to enable it.
3. Now try connecting to internet.

Method 2 

1. Press Windows key + X, select Command prompt (Admin)
2. Then type the following:
   netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=VirtualRouter key=123456789
3. Enter
4. Then type :
   netsh wlan start hostednetwork
5. Then try connecting to internet.

Method 3

1. Open Network and Sharing Center->Change adapter settings. Alternatively you may right-click network, click properties, change adapter settings
2. Right click the adapter you use to connect to the internet (Ethernet/WiFi/Data Card) and open its properties window.
3. Now go to the sharing tab and enable the 'Allow other network users to connect.....' and select the Home networking connection 'Ethernet/WiFi' as shown in the figure
4. Click OK
5. Now disable and then enable this adapter.
6. Now try connecting to internet.

How to fix phpmyadmin not found error

Are you getting “404 Not Found” error while you’re trying to load your localhost phpmyadmin (say, http://localhost/phpmyadmin)?

     This happens due to the misconfiguration of apache server settings (or it was not configured at all), during the phpmyadmin installation. To reinstall (reconfigure) the package, run the following command in the Linux terminal (Ctrl + Alt + T):

sudo dpkg-reconfigure -plow phpmyadmin

While reconfiguring, select apache2 as the web server and provide the necessary configuration details.

If the above command does not work, then you may try the following commands in the terminal:

sudo ln -s /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf /etc/apache2/conf.d/phpmyadmin.conf
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 reload

The first command will create a soft (symbolic) link of the apache configuration (that is provided along with phpmyadmin installation package) into the apache installation folder. The second command will restart the local apache server.

Hope this solves your problem.