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Apache startup failure may occur for a variety of reasons. Log files need to be checked, configuration files checked, etc. If you want to know more about apache startup, you can read the articles below this topic.
What to do if apache fails to startSolution to apache startup failure: First open the [Start Menu] and find Programs - Accessories; then find [Command Prompt] and open it; then enter the command line interface and enter the [netstat -ano] command to check the current port usage; finally, in In the Task Manager interface, find the [Service] option and click to turn off PID.
Apache cannot start after php is installedThe solution to the problem that apache cannot start after PHP is installed is: 1. Port 80 is occupied, and the software or service occupying port 80 needs to be closed; 2. Software conflicts, and netbios of tcp/ip needs to be disabled; 3. Modify the httpd.conf configuration file.
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