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WAMPServer does not work properly in Windows 10, “service action failed”

I recently upgraded from Windows 7 64 to Windows 10 64. Before that, I had WAMPServer as a charm, but now it does not work. When I start it, I get the server offline. Clicking on the results of an "online search" results in the error "service action failed to complete." I already tried reinstalling Visual C ++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2012 Update 4, renaming localhost and listening from 80 to 8080, disabling skype, none of them worked.

Does anyone know of another solution to fix this error?

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You should also check the HOSTS file. It is empty, I think, in W10.

Make sure you have at least

127.0.0.1 localhost ::1 localhost

without '# `comments in column 1

Also, you may have accidentally turned on IIS. MS seems to think this is a good idea lately. Check and if you do not use it, delete it.

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Stop IIS if it is not required. He works for me.

  • Open cmd.exe as an administrator
  • Type iisreset /stop , then press enter
  • Restart wamp server
  • Enjoy :)
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All you have to do is install Apache and MySQL services.

Launch WampServer

left-click wampmanager → Apache → Services → Install Service left-click wampmanager → MySQL → Services → Install Service

Stop WampServer Start WampServer

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The above comments did not fix the WAMP issue for my computer using Windows 10, however I found the answer to my problem: http://praveenpuglia.com/make-wamp-work-on-windows-10-technical-preview/

The World Wide Web Publishing Service used port 80, causing WAMP to not work properly.

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  • Go to the Start menu, enter services.msc
  • Scroll to the Services window to find the World Wide Web Publishing Service.
  • Right-click on it and select "Stop."
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Worked very well. left-click icon on the taskbar → apache → service administration → service installation ...

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I would suggest that you did not upgrade to .windows 10, since errors usually occur on startup. Next time, launch a new operating system on a virtual PC before proceeding to the full one. System update.
Change the port number, for example. 8084? If available, because 80 is still 8080.

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Works: Enjoy

 1. Go to Start, type in services.msc 2. Scroll down in the Services window to find the World Wide Web Publishing Service. 3. Right click on it and select Stop. 4. Now restart WAMP and you should be good to go.

Remember everything you need to do after rebooting your computer .... :)

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This is usually an issue caused by a collision in the http ports. IIS already accepts port number 80, and apache tries to take 80, and a collision occurs.

Launch apache with a different port and it will start:

Step 1: Stop the Wamp Services. Close wamp manager

Step 2: \ Bin \ Apache \ apache2.4.9 \ conf \ httpd.conf Change the port to 8080 (or any other free port)

Step 3: \ wampmanager.tpl Note. The change in wampmanager.ini does not work, because it was restored from the .tpl file, change the port setting that you selected above to localhost.

eg. http: // localhost to http: // localhost: 8080

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I got this problem intermittently and I found out that it was Skype. Closing Skype and restarting all services in WAMP fixed the problem for me. If you have other ways to open instant messengers, try closing them. You need to free port 80.

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I had the same problem. I used Wamp x86, and my Windows 10 - X64. It may work, but it is not. Then I installed Wamp x64 and now it works fine.

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  • Go to the Start menu, enter services.msc
  • Scroll to the Services window to find the World Wide Web Publishing Service.
  • Right-click on it and select "Stop."
  • Double-click the publication on the World Wide Web and set the "Startup Type" to "Guide"
  • Restart WAMP

People skip step 4 to prevent the service from stopping after every restart. It’s pretty accurate in the instructions when installing the latest version of WAMP, but just checking it here if someone reads some of the comments above, referring to this method.

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I had the same problem smdrhk.biz i use: go to Start, enter services.msc Scroll down the Services window to find the World Wide Web Publishing Service. Right-click on it and select "Stop." Double-click the World Wide Web Publishing publisher and set the "Startup Type" to "Guide", Restart WAMP

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Let it be simplified.

  • Go to the taskbar -> click the Wamp icon -> apache-> httpd.conf.
  • find → Listen [:: 0]: 80 change it to Listen [:: 0]: 8080 (save it)
  • Right-click the Wamp icon and click the exit button.
  • Go to C: \ wamp64 \ bin \ mysql \ mysql (version) \ data → delete the ib_logfile0, ib_logfile1 and auto.cnf files.
  • restart Wamp and enjoy it.;)
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Here is how I decided in my case, hope this helps you

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  • open run
  • write Services.msc
  • go to World Wide Web Publishing
  • then click Stop
  • Restart wampserver
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