The only DB Table Prefix variable in your wp-config.php file is: $table_prefix = 'wp_';
. Use phpMyAdmin to check your database to make sure all DB tables have the new prefix. The cause of the redirect loop is this: The wp-admin .htaccess file protects the /wp-admin/install.php file. So at this point WordPress thinks you are trying to do a new installation due to whatever problem occurred. If this was a new WordPress installation you would delete the wp-admin .htaccess file in order to allow the WordPress installation to complete. In your case I am not sure what went wrong. If you delete the wp-admin .htaccess file and allow access to the /wp-admin/install.php file then this may cause additional problems. Before doing that check that your DB tables have the new prefix and double check that your wp-config.php file has the correct new DB table prefix.
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