After I updated Apache to the latest version, 2.4.58.1, I've started having a problem where the entire Wampserver hangs – I can't open any of my projects nor PhpMyAdmin.
When I check Task Manager, I see two "Apache HTTP Server" processes. I'm not sure if there were two before. But sometimes one of these suddenly starts using 90+ % of my CPU (AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 4650G).
The only solution is to perform full restart of Wampserver – right click > Full reload. But even this takes one minute. After the restart, everything returns to normal. Until the next time. This happens maybe twice a week.
I just read the other thread "Wampserver overheat my minipc after update". I disabled the xDebug extension just in case. But I don't see how a PHP extension will cause Apache to overload my processor.
If this happens again, I may try to install an older version of Apache.
The additional Apache modules I always enable are deflate_module, expires_module, filter_module, ssl_module. However, I have had these modules enabled for over five years now and I haven't had this problem. So maybe it's not related to the modules.
When I check Task Manager, I see two "Apache HTTP Server" processes. I'm not sure if there were two before. But sometimes one of these suddenly starts using 90+ % of my CPU (AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 4650G).
The only solution is to perform full restart of Wampserver – right click > Full reload. But even this takes one minute. After the restart, everything returns to normal. Until the next time. This happens maybe twice a week.
I just read the other thread "Wampserver overheat my minipc after update". I disabled the xDebug extension just in case. But I don't see how a PHP extension will cause Apache to overload my processor.
If this happens again, I may try to install an older version of Apache.
The additional Apache modules I always enable are deflate_module, expires_module, filter_module, ssl_module. However, I have had these modules enabled for over five years now and I haven't had this problem. So maybe it's not related to the modules.