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I just checked your images... It seems your IIS is running on port 80. So obviously it is not finding your WAMP directory. <br />
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Did WAMP install successfully? If it finds someone already using port 80 (here it is IIS) - it may have had informed during installation and may have switched to 8080 or similar. If you launch Apache - you should find it working.
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I just checked your images... It seems your IIS is running on port 80. So obviously it is not finding your WAMP directory.

Did WAMP install successfully? If it finds someone already using port 80 (here it is IIS) - it may have had informed during installation and may have switched to 8080 or similar. If you launch Apache - you should find it working.

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How to i execute my php index file in wamp? &nbsp;Thanks.<br />
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