

People try to install WAMPServer after trying to do it themselves and not properly uninstalling Apache first.Ģ. We use this, and `wampapache` for the 32bit version so it does not conflick when. Left click wampmanager -> Apache -> Service Administration -> Install ServiceĪnd this would have registered Apache with the correct name `wampapache64`ĭon't know why the WAMP Monitor is stuck with the name "WAMPAPACHE64". If you had wanted to register the wampapache64 (Apache) service after forgetting to install all the required MSVC services you can do this from the wampmanager menu like so There is a dialog message to this effect in one of the first Dialogs from the installer. However it only works if you install the MSVC Services BEFORE you attempt the install of WAMPServer, as Apache requires the latest MSVC runtime library to run.

The service wampapache64 should have been installed as part of the WAMPServer install. I am sure somehow this name could be changed to "Apache2.4" So the WAMPSERVER exe still cannot find that service and will still remain orange, but the service can now be started manually and everything else works fine.ĭon't know why the WAMP Monitor is stuck with the name "WAMPAPACHE64".

Little did I know that the service was installed with the name "Apache2.4" and not "wampapache64".

So I tried to start the service manually:īut the service did not start as it was not installed.ĪND WALLAAA. I have no idea about APACHE or WAMP, but I know one thing for sure, you need to have a service registered in order to start it. Then out of curiosity I opened the SERVICES from control panel and tried to search a service with the name WAMPAPACHE64, lo-n-behold, there was no service with that name. I tried everything everyone has ever said on this issue on internet. Then I was able to start the WAMP monitor in the tray without an error.īut it won't start the Apache2.4. So I installed all the VS Redistributables. Today I tried to install WAMP server on my 圆4 Win7 machine.įirst I got the usual errors like MSVCR110.dll not present etc.
