
- #WAMP SERVER NOT STARTING HOW TO#
- #WAMP SERVER NOT STARTING INSTALL#
- #WAMP SERVER NOT STARTING 32 BIT#
- #WAMP SERVER NOT STARTING PASSWORD#
Asking if I want to order it to no more block Apache for working, what I did. Just before Installation goes to end, I got the Dialog telling me that the Firewall was responsable. In my case as getting no Skype installed, the firewall was blocking some Apache options to work.Īs going to the Windows Settings, I liberated Wamp from beeing blocked by a Firewall first - but that didn't change a thing. Skype ist the first case, closing Skipe will allow Wamp to listen to Port 80. If Wamp if getting Yellow, it's still better than staying Red, meaning that some move ahead has been done, but something is blocking it. I had no Skype installed and couldn't find any help matching to my case as most People was focussing on cmd coding or removing files in Apache folder and so on, making that all thing complicated.
#WAMP SERVER NOT STARTING HOW TO#
I haven't got Skype running but how do I check what service is using which port? Maybe I do have a conflict but I don't know how to find it.
#WAMP SERVER NOT STARTING PASSWORD#
But is still insists that I enter a password when I try and fire up localhost or PHPMyAdmin? You can now connect and safely restart the programs you have just terminated in Windows Task Manager. I have used a MySQL Server admin tool to stop and start it and can see the WAMP icon changing (to red on stop and yellow on start), so I know that WAMP is addressing the correct MySQL instance. note the names of the programs, so you know which programs need to be closed before starting WAMP 12. I now get the YELLOW icon and can't for the life of me resolve the problem. I then set the existing MySQL service to manual, to prevent conflict and restarted the PC - to make sure all fired up as expected. When I was uncommented Include conf/extra/nf after restart the wamp server Not start after the comment this line wamp server is started properly anyone can help me. So I found the info regards how to do this and reset the password and changed my file. Bingo - all was well - no red icon.įiring up localhost prompted for a password and unless supplied it wouldn't work.
#WAMP SERVER NOT STARTING 32 BIT#
With a bit of digging around I discovered that it had something to do with MySQL not working and I found that I had an old MySQL service knocking around and so I stopped that service. Hello, In my system wamp server 2 for windows 7 32 bit is not working.I formatted my system and after that neither xampp is working nor wamp.Wamp server icon is showing in yellow color.Plz help me our asap.
#WAMP SERVER NOT STARTING INSTALL#
On initial install of WAMP I got the thrid red icon.

I am going through the same frustrations and it is driving me round the bend. My suggestion to anyone who is having this problem would be to think back at which programs you have installed since the last time you used WAMP, if you are still having problems feel free to post here and i will try to help you the best i can.

If you have modified nf, the new child may not start or you may. Skype also uses port 80 and therefore can causes the same problems, you are able to reconfigure Skype to use another port though. The primary Windows platform for running Apache 2.4 is Windows 2000 or later. Once i stopped this service everything once again worked. I had recently installed Visual Studio on my laptop and it turns out the "SQL Server Reporting Services (MSSQLSERVER)" was the service occupying port 80 and therefore blocking apache from starting. This is when i knew that another program must have also been using Port 80. I started by checking the error logs from within WAMP and determined it was apache that was not starting, after finding apache in the Services under Adminstrative tools i was still unable to manually start apache. After a bit of a search on google i still did not find the answer to my problem. If you have ever had a problem with your WAMP server where it will just not start and the icon in the windows notification area stays yellow then you will understand my frustration.
