Install & Set Up Apache Web Server on Windows 10 - Quickly! 

I had to edit the conf file and change it to the correct drive letter. Otherwise worked well.

If you've already installed the service as well you'll need to edit the Image path as well. Go to Run, regedit, go to the directoy: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Apache2.4 Once you're there right click Image path and update it to the new directory you unzipped to. Full string should look like this once you're done. "C:\Apache24\bin\httpd.exe" -k runservice Mine worked after that.

You're a champion for this!

@@RolloTompson1231 Yo im stuck where do i edit the image

thanks man!

Never knew this, thanks! Very cool trick

Thanks for the feedback! I'm glad it worked :D

you can try to type C:\Apache24\bin>httpd.exe -h install and then proceed to type httpd.exe -k install

For your errors, how did you resolve it?

Thanks! :D

You're an actual legend. I hope he sees this and adds it to the pinned comment. For anyone wondering, THIS IS THE FIX!

thanks so much dude

Love you brother! Thanks!

Thanks for the feedback! I'm working on a video for adding in the MySQL database portion as well, soon to come

Thanks, much appreciated! :D

I have the same error where u able to fix it bro

Excellent, always want to save my viewers time & get to the true process of setting these things up! Thx for the feedback

did you solve this problem. i am gettin it also

@@rebeltime6413 me to

Tyvm! glad this helped!

Sorry for the delayed response. You can find the error log for Apache, which will contain more details at: ‪C:\Apache24\logs\error.log. Perhaps your virtual machine has a different version of Windows other than Windows 10. What VM are you using?

Same issues

The httpd.exe file depends on the extract to location being the C: drive. If you have it anyway else you have to edit the directory in the httpd.exe file. Trust me there's too much to edit. Just delete the file and re-extract the zip file to the C: drive. If you've already installed the service as well you'll need to edit the Image path as well. Go to Run, regedit, go to the directoy: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Apache2.4 Once you're there right click Image path and update it to the new directory you unzipped to. Full string should look like this once you're done. "C:\Apache24\bin\httpd.exe" -k runservice Mine worked after that.

@@RolloTompson1231 thank you so much

@@RolloTompson1231 good lookin bro, thank you!

Any solutions on relation to this issue please

@@itztoofan I could make a tutorial for this next. I suppose I've kind of dragged my feet on it because hosting an apache server publicly online comes with a lot of security risk. This tutorial is more so for the first step, which many people use for local/company networks. I'm curious to hear your thoughts though!

did you solve it?

In many cases, the server will be virtually hosted on a cloud platform like "digital ocean" to accomplish this. You could put the server with Django on either your local computer, a VM on your local computer, or a VM on a server hosting platform, if desired. Generally speaking, most people/companies host the server on a virtual hosting service that they pay for, so they don't have to deal with any of the hardware issues of running their own server.

same $hit

Same error message

up

please tell me if you find out how to fix

@@professorpennies Found it?

Yep, that's correct. You can either add new files in the htdocs folder, or just write the javascript/css directly into the index.html file.

@@FlavorOfTheMonthChannel Thank you! Could you please leave the link to the next video where you add PHP if it exists? I couldn't find it on your channel.

@@ESEben10 Sure! Here it is: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VwObm3qvS3Q.html

How you solve it?

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Yep, this service should start when Windows starts up. It can read PHP, but make sure you follow these steps to get PHP set up: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VwObm3qvS3Q.html

My guess is that you are in the wrong directory. Use these commands in cmd as admin: >cd ... >cd .. >cd C:\Apache24\bin

@@gjumper9871 i have the same problem still havent been able to fix it im in the right directory

got it!