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Unable to start uniserver 11.7.8 Zero XI

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Hi,

 

I'm running a laptop with Windows 7 64 bit. After downloading the self extracting archive and confirming that the file was correct using the md5 hash, I was able to extract the 'UniServerZ' folder to 'C:\UniServerZ'.

 

Now, after extracting when I start 'UniController.exe' it shows me an error saying port 80 is is use (IIS) and I click ok. Nothing happens after this at all, not even in 1 hour! The process never dies but there is not prompt for the mysql password nor is there any system tray icon.

 

Appreciate the help!

 

Cheers,

XFS

Hi XFS,

 

As you mention IIS, the World Wide Web Publishing Service is more than likely the culprit. This is one way to get to where you can remedy the situation:

 

Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services > scroll to the bottom and right click on World Wide Web Publishing Service > select Properties

 

- click Stop

- in Startup type: select Manual

- click Apply and then OK

 

Cheers!

Lyle

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