So that lead to us, how do I know which application is using port 443 ? In order for Apache to start, the default configuration of Apache requires to have both port open. First of all, why Apache need port 443 ? Well apparently, port 443 is the default port for HTTPS, and 80 for HTTP. It appears that Apache won’t able to start is because port 443 is taken by some other processes. make_sock: could not bind to address :433 Only one usage of each socket address (protocol/network address/port) is normally permitted. So we are lucky enough to identity the problem. In this some part of the error message is showing in English.
#Xampp apache error port 80 install
If this is the first time you have install XAMPP, meaning you have yet to have the chance to configure which language to display, the error message you get might not be in English. Navigate to where XAMPP install dir, or drag the batch file “apache_start” to the command prompt and run the batch file. To do that simply launch your cmd from start menu. This method almost always give you more information. Method one: If no error is showing via XAMPP, start Apache from CMD In that case there are few methods you can try to figure out what’s wrong with your XAMPP won’t able to start Apache server.
Lately, I’ve experience issues with XAMPP, it won’t able to start Apache, doesn’t matter how much time I clicked that start button it won’t start my local server and there is no error showing from the XAMPP control panel. It comes with a simple control panel, where you can start or stop a service locally with just a button of click.
It is an aggrupation of Apache server, Mysql database and some FTP services, if you choose to install. XAMPP is one of the popular Web development tool for Windows.
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