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HAY TE AMO, yo ya había perdido la esperanza pero lo bueno es que te encontré. No encontré ningún video en español pero da igual ya que te encontré y pude resolver mi problema, gracias. Pd: no hablo inglés pero entiendo un poco, pero el video es fácil de entender así que no se me hizo difícil de entender. :]❤
What causes the problem with wamp server such that the icon goes to orange? A reinstallation of wamp always works, but I have to remember to move my programming out of www. I'd like to backup my database(s) too, but I don't know where it is stored. Thanks for this video.
I have followed your mentioned steps but still its not working.. it's showing that 2 of 3 services is running... nd wampapache64 is not working...can you help Buddy
Try these steps, and let me know what happens. Steps: Check Apache Logs: Look into Apache's error logs (error.log) to see if there are any specific error messages indicating what might be wrong. You can find these logs in the Apache folder inside your WampServer installation directory. Port Conflict: Ensure that there are no other services running on the same ports that Apache is configured to use. By default, Apache uses port 80 for HTTP and port 443 for HTTPS. You can check for port conflicts using a tool like netstat or by examining your system's processes. Restart WampServer Services: Try restarting all WampServer services. You can do this by clicking on the WampServer icon in your system tray, then selecting "Restart all services" from the menu. Check Windows Services: Open the Windows Services manager (services.msc) and look for the Apache service. Make sure it is set to start automatically and is currently running. If not, try starting it manually and see if any error messages are displayed. Firewall and Antivirus: Check your firewall and antivirus settings to ensure they are not blocking Apache's connections. Sometimes, security software can interfere with Apache's operation. Configuration Errors: Review your Apache configuration files (httpd.conf, httpd-vhosts.conf, etc.) to ensure there are no syntax errors or misconfigurations. Pay attention to any recent changes you may have made. Reinstall WampServer: If none of the above steps resolve the issue, you may need to reinstall WampServer. Make sure to back up any important data and configurations before doing so.
