Greetings:
I've just recently acquired and installed Windows 10 Pro x64, installed WAMP 2.5 x32 and was happy to see a green icon!
Not looking a gift horse in the mouth I installed my WordPress 4.7.3 website (version at the time I used Duplicator to copy it) and it didn't work. It hangs on an error reported on line 15 of my index.php file.
Now I read that when running x64 Windows I need to install install all of the run-time libraries (VC9 - VC14) in BOTH x32 and x64 executables.
Previously I didn't understand that I needed both x32 and x64 VC distributables when running x64 Windows 10. Do I understand that correctly?
Ultimately I hope that doing so may correct the problem encountered above.
Also I see that installing the wampserver 3.0.8 update is strongly advised. I
see too that it will install newer versions of Apace, PHP and MySql but won't activate them. I definitely want that because I don't want any problems running the database created in the original WAMP 2.5 x32 install.
Would this be a sound strategy to follow or no? I would like to apply the update but it isn't absolutely necessary, getting the site to run is.
Adieu,
Dave
I've just recently acquired and installed Windows 10 Pro x64, installed WAMP 2.5 x32 and was happy to see a green icon!
Not looking a gift horse in the mouth I installed my WordPress 4.7.3 website (version at the time I used Duplicator to copy it) and it didn't work. It hangs on an error reported on line 15 of my index.php file.
Now I read that when running x64 Windows I need to install install all of the run-time libraries (VC9 - VC14) in BOTH x32 and x64 executables.
Previously I didn't understand that I needed both x32 and x64 VC distributables when running x64 Windows 10. Do I understand that correctly?
Ultimately I hope that doing so may correct the problem encountered above.
Also I see that installing the wampserver 3.0.8 update is strongly advised. I
see too that it will install newer versions of Apace, PHP and MySql but won't activate them. I definitely want that because I don't want any problems running the database created in the original WAMP 2.5 x32 install.
Would this be a sound strategy to follow or no? I would like to apply the update but it isn't absolutely necessary, getting the site to run is.
Adieu,
Dave