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#115 Couldn't Bind Socket?????

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2016-09-26
2001-04-26
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I run the system and it says that it cant bind the
socket. What exactly does this mean? How do I fix it?

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  • Michael Lamont

    Michael Lamont - 2001-04-29

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    It means that another program (most likely another web
    server) has grabbed ahold of port 80 on your computer and
    won't let go of it. There are a couple quick things to
    look for:

    1. If you're running a firewall/proxy program on your
    computer, make sure that it's configured to allow a web
    server to run.

    2. Make sure you aren't running another web server at the
    same time.

    3. Some programs (such as ICQ and GNUtella) have small
    special-purpose web servers embedded in them. Make sure
    these are deactivated.

     
  • Michael Lamont

    Michael Lamont - 2001-04-29
    • status: open --> closed
     
  • Kevin Michaels

    Kevin Michaels - 2016-09-26

    I'm posting this in case anyone is still having trouble with this (fifteen years later), as it took me more time than it should have to find a solution. Here's a quick (possible) solution that worked for me after I'd tried everything else:

    1. Open start menu
    2. Type cmd
    3. Hold ctrl + shift while pressing enter to open an elevated command prompt
    4. In the prompt window, enter the command 'NET STOP WAS'
    5. Confirm by entering Y
    6. yw
     

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