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Rudi Graf  articulated the sentiment: || Brian H < This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it schrieb im Newsbeitrag || ||| close down apache totally using ctrl+alt+del ||| ||| now navigate Start | Programs | Apache HTTP | Control Apache Server ||| and click on the icon for   Start Apache in Console ||| does Apache start up with a DOS window ? ||| ||| ||| ||| || I have closed Apache with Control Apache Server - Stop || || I do not have Start Apache in Console || || it is called: || || 1. Control Apache Server - Restart || 2. Control Apache Server - Start (Shortcut for: || C:ApacheApache.exe -w -n Apache -k start) || 3. Control Apache Server - Stop Is this a new installation for you ?, Is this the first attempt to use since install ?? When you did the install, did you install php mysql and other bits, then try to run Apache, or did you install Apache and test it before installing php & mysql etc ??

Windows xp, WAMP when apache is running, there is not an open console (DOS-Box). I cannot see if apache is running or not windows xp home edition 2002 apache 1.3.26 mysql 3.23.49 php 4.2.1 phpmyadmin 2.3.0-rc3 Apache is running as a service. You will not see an open DOS box. You can see if Apache is running by checking the services in Computer Management, or by typing NET START at the command line. You can also start and stop the service at the command line - type NET HELP START and NET HELP STOP at the prompt for more info. You can also use the included Apache Monitor to start, stop, and check whether it's running.