Wamp on Windows 10 Fixes

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Do not reinstall Apache or Wamp in its entirety if you see these errors. Those who suggest doing that are wrong.

Apache doesn’t start back up after Windows 10 update/reboot → Run netstat -ao → What’s running on port 80? Pid 4?

If Pid 4: Task Manager → Details tab, confirm. Pid 4 = System, IIS (internet information service). Go to Control Panel → Administrative Tools → Services → World Wide Web Publishing Service. Disable and turn off automatic startup.

Something else? Change Apache port. Go to httpd.conf, change:

Listen 0.0.0.0:8080
Listen [::0]:8080

Update in httpd-vbhosts.conf. Add 8080 (or whatever you changed it to) to Firewall exemptions for Wamp.

“You don’t have permission to access / on this server.” → httpd-vbhosts.conf port didn’t get updated.

Apache running correctly but website not accessible → Check Firewall settings.

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