WAMP crashed after computer shutted down

Question

Wamp doesn't work since my computer suddenly shutted down (having run Wamp), yet before that it was working fine. The system is Win7 64-bit.

I'd installed again Wamp x64, problem hadn't been solved. I did the same with Wamp x32 but problem still was current.

When I select Apache->Service->Test Port 80, I get Your port 80 is not actually used. When it is Apache->Service->Install service, I get Your port 80 is available, Install will proceed. After restart nothing gets turn to the better.

Moreover, when I get in Apache->Modules, there is exclamation mark in red triangle next to 4 Apache modules: auth_form_module, cache_socache_module, macro_module, proxy_wstunnel_module. In the past, about 1 installation back, I couldn't connect to MySQL.

Port 80 is NOT used by Skype, IIS or whatever else - I've checked it by various methods. No firewall or antivirus hits the spot - before it was running with no problem.

Doings in httpd.conf, including changing port number to 8080 or 81, brings no progression.

I walked through half of internet but no solution solves the problem. Wamp icon is still red, when i hit localhost, NOT FOUND is printed.

Answer 1

WAMP wasn't working because of a virus app named YAC (Yet Another Cleaner). It's next to impossible to uninstall it, yet it's possible: one must run Windows in safe mode and then delete its directory by hand (Shift + Del).

Answer 2

uninstall wampserver completely, then restart your computer, then reinstall again, do following this video maybe help you

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5qkfXB2c3I

note: you don't need to change port 80, if it available.

Answer 3

It sounds like your network stack may have got corrupted try these commands from a windows terminal that you have started using the "Run as Administrator" menu option

netsh winsock reset
netsh winsock reset catalog
netsh int ip reset reset.log
netsh int ipv4 reset reset.log
netsh int ipv6 reset reset.log
ipconfig /flushdns

Reboot if necessary

Try WAMPServer again