XAMPP: Apache not starting
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I had an older installation in folder C://xampp1 [ Windows 10 ] ; tried to uninstall that. I configured Apache to use port 8081.
But nothing happens. What to do?
EDIT: There are no apache error or access log files.
EDIT 9 nov.:
I should disable or uninstall "the other service"; But How???
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I had an older installation in folder C://xampp1 [ Windows 10 ] ; tried to uninstall that. I configured Apache to use port 8081.
But nothing happens. What to do?
EDIT: There are no apache error or access log files.
EDIT 9 nov.:
I should disable or uninstall "the other service"; But How???
apache xampp
asked Nov 8 at 16:26
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Any errors in the Apache log itself?
– pmahomme
Nov 8 at 20:46
AFAIK, Apache uses port 80 by default which can be blocked by IIS or Skype. Also after configuring the apache to use 8081 port did you restart the xampp? Clicking on Netstat button can provide more info about ports being used.
– Nik
Nov 9 at 5:40
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I had an older installation in folder C://xampp1 [ Windows 10 ] ; tried to uninstall that. I configured Apache to use port 8081.
But nothing happens. What to do?
EDIT: There are no apache error or access log files.
EDIT 9 nov.:
I should disable or uninstall "the other service"; But How???
apache xampp
asked Nov 8 at 16:26
Ad Rienks
1029
I had an older installation in folder C://xampp1 [ Windows 10 ] ; tried to uninstall that. I configured Apache to use port 8081.
But nothing happens. What to do?
EDIT: There are no apache error or access log files.
EDIT 9 nov.:
I should disable or uninstall "the other service"; But How???
apache xampp
apache xampp
asked Nov 8 at 16:26
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asked Nov 8 at 16:26
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edited Nov 9 at 14:23
asked Nov 8 at 16:26
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asked Nov 8 at 16:26
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asked Nov 8 at 16:26
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Any errors in the Apache log itself?
– pmahomme
Nov 8 at 20:46
AFAIK, Apache uses port 80 by default which can be blocked by IIS or Skype. Also after configuring the apache to use 8081 port did you restart the xampp? Clicking on Netstat button can provide more info about ports being used.
– Nik
Nov 9 at 5:40
add a comment |
Any errors in the Apache log itself?
– pmahomme
Nov 8 at 20:46
AFAIK, Apache uses port 80 by default which can be blocked by IIS or Skype. Also after configuring the apache to use 8081 port did you restart the xampp? Clicking on Netstat button can provide more info about ports being used.
– Nik
Nov 9 at 5:40
Any errors in the Apache log itself?
– pmahomme
Nov 8 at 20:46
Any errors in the Apache log itself?
– pmahomme
Nov 8 at 20:46
AFAIK, Apache uses port 80 by default which can be blocked by IIS or Skype. Also after configuring the apache to use 8081 port did you restart the xampp? Clicking on Netstat button can provide more info about ports being used.
– Nik
Nov 9 at 5:40
AFAIK, Apache uses port 80 by default which can be blocked by IIS or Skype. Also after configuring the apache to use 8081 port did you restart the xampp? Clicking on Netstat button can provide more info about ports being used.
– Nik
Nov 9 at 5:40
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Any errors in the Apache log itself?
– pmahomme
Nov 8 at 20:46
AFAIK, Apache uses port 80 by default which can be blocked by IIS or Skype. Also after configuring the apache to use 8081 port did you restart the xampp? Clicking on Netstat button can provide more info about ports being used.
– Nik
Nov 9 at 5:40