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Hi RiggsFolly Ok, I went back in my search history, this was the original problem. The Wamp icon was on orange, and there was a little message stating Error: C:/wamp64 or PHP in PATH... when I clicked the error, I got this message. wamp Sorry, There is an error. It seems that a PHP installation is declared in the environment variable PATH C:\Program Files (x86)\iis express\PHP\v7.1 Wamp S
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LOL..... I deserved that. Ok, will do. I realise now it's not a Wamp problem. thanks for your assistance tho.
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Ummm, unfortunately not.... so I broke it *shameface* .... What if I were to restore my laptop back to date before I did that? Or do you suggest something else?
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Hi RiggsFolly My laptop has always been Windows 10. In my Googling, to try and sort the first problem out, I came accross forums that said I was to delete something called "Windows Environment Path" ....could that be the problem? In all honesty, I can't remember where that was...
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Hi, I'm going to try my best to explain, I'm not a pro, lol. I worked on my website, then left it for a while. When I wanted to go back on, I couldn't access it at all, for some reason Apache port testing gave me this: Your Port 80 is actually used by Microsoft-HTTPAPI/2.0 so i changed it to port 8080. I could get on to the website, but still not phpMyAdmin with the root login, so i Googled an
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I need help desperately please! I was able to get in to PHPmyadmin and get into my WP site via localhost80. Long story short, unless we need a phonecall, lol, I changed from 80 to 8080 then back to 80 (as for some reason it was giving me error messages about port 80) and now when I want to log into PHPmyadmin, it says ://localhost:8080/phpmyadmin/ and obviously the page can't be reached. I manua
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