Introduction
I have never encountered any problems in installing WampServer for so many years. It can be started directly after installation and can be used. But as the saying goes, there are unforeseen circumstances. Sure enough, I installed it on Win10 today. He has a problem, let’s talk about it slowly below
msvcr110.dll is missing in the computer
When the installation is almost completed, this window pops up directly. Damn it, it seems that there is some missing component, but at this time, if you directly When installing msvcr110.dll, it is estimated that there is still something missing after the installation, so you need to install the package it is in
So you need to install Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio. You can download it directly here and open it as shown below
We click download directly, and then we come to the platform selection interface
Because mine is 64-bit, I chose 64-bit, then click Next and install it directly after downloading, and then continue to install WampServer. Problem
The icon is orange and cannot be started
But when I start, the icon in the lower right corner is always orange and cannot be accessed, that's it
But I installed and tested port 80 as mentioned on the Internet. Damn it, it’s not temporarily used. The test results like this
are as follows. It shows that it is not temporarily used. What the hell, why can’t it be started?
Finally, I had an idea. Damn it, the C drive I installed had some permission issues, so I uninstalled the original one directly, and then installed it to the D drive. Sure enough, it started up
Then open http://localhost/ and a familiar scene appears
').addClass('pre-numbering').hide(); $(this).addClass('has-numbering').parent().append($numbering); for (i = 1; i ').text(i)); }; $numbering.fadeIn(1700); }); });The above introduces the solution to the problem that Win10 cannot start WampServer and the icon is orange, including wampserver content. I hope it will be helpful to friends who are interested in PHP tutorials.