I am working on windows 7. IIS 7 and XAMPP are installed on the same computer. I have been playing with win host file and apache configuration files into to understand Serv
I have faced the same problem. However I have solved this way. I got it from here, it was really effective for me when all solutions were unable to provide me absolute solution.
If this doesn’t fix it, you can find out what is using port 80 as follows:
In a Command Prompt, run ‘netstat -ao > netstat.txt’ to write active connections and associated process IDs (PID) to a file (for me, there were too many to just view them in the command prompt) Find the PID that is listening on port 80 (0.0.0.0:80) – for me, the PID was 4, which seems quite common Open Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + Esc), right click on the column headers, and then click PID to show the PID column. Sort by PID to find the process for the PID that you identified above. Once you know the process that is causing the problem, a bit of Googling (other search providers are available) should help you fix it.