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Problem running The Uniform Server on Windows Vista

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Hi there,

 

My Uniform server (4.1) won't start...

When I click UniController.exe, it says that port 80 is unavailable which is weird because I don't see what could be using it...

Besides, when I launch Server_Start.bat it says that all the needed ports are free but the Uniform Server can't create the virtual drive, here is the detail of what happens in the console:

 

Skiped SSL port check - not enabled
Port 80   is free - OK to run Apache server
Port 443  is free - OK to run Secure Apache server
Port 3306 is free - OK to run MySQL server

The server will use virtual disk Z
To run Apanel use http/127.0.0.1/apanel/
		   OR
To run Apanel use http/localhost/apanel/

Starting Apache ...............

The system cannot find the drive specified.
The system cannot find the drive specified.
Access is denied.
Starting MySQL ...............

 

I tried "run as administrator", without success...

I succesfully installed other wamp on my computer (Wamp, Lighty2Go) so I really don't see what I am doing wrong...

 

Any idea?

 

Thanks

 

edit: I tried with both the zip and .exe install files, I even tried the 4.0 version, same problem... I have AVG 8 running

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