What to do if phpstudy cannot be started?

PHPStudy cannot be started. Solution: 1. Check whether the port conflicts; 2. Make sure the service is started; 3. Check whether the configuration file is correct; 4. Check whether the installation path is correct; 5. Check the firewall settings; 6. Troubleshoot other causes such as anti-virus software or insufficient system resources.

Solution to PHPStudy not starting

Cause 1: Port conflict

• Check whether ports 80, 3306, and 11211 are occupied.
• You can use commands such as netstat -ano | findstr 80 to check the processes occupying the ports, and then end the corresponding processes.

Cause two: The service is not started

• Open the PHPStudy control panel and make sure that MySQL, Apache, Memcached and other services are started.
• If the service does not start, you can try to start or restart it manually.

Cause three: Configuration file error

• Check the configuration file in the phpstudy\config directory to ensure that the configuration is correct.
• Pay special attention to the php.ini and httpd.conf files to ensure that the configuration of PHP and Apache meets the requirements.

Cause 4: Path error

• Check whether the PHPStudy installation path is correct and ensure that the executable files of PHP and Apache can be found.
• You can modify the phpstudy\config\php.ini file and set extension_dir and include_path to the correct paths.

Cause five: Firewall blocking

• Check the firewall settings to ensure that the ports required by PHPStudy are not blocked.
• You can temporarily turn off the firewall, or add PHPStudy-related exception rules.

Reason 6: Other reasons

• Anti-virus software may falsely report PHPStudy as a virus, causing it to fail to start. Anti-virus software can be temporarily turned off.
• Insufficient system resources can also cause PHPStudy to fail to start. Close unnecessary programs or upgrade system configuration.

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