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  1. Hi, I upgraded my XAMPP to the version 1.8.3 (win32) recently. Apache failed to start and I got the following error Port 443 in use by ""D:\xampp\apache\bin\httpd.exe" -k runservice" with PID 1568! On checking this PID against the running processes I found that this was the service Apache 2.2 httpd.exe. This new version installed however is Apache2.4. So it seems that the old version is somehow conflicting with the new. How can I do so. I do not wish to change ports in config files. The last version worked seamlessly and this upgrade has caused this conflict. I do not wish to have a patchwork solution, instead I would like to remove the old httpd.exe from wherever I must and have the ports free for the new one. Thanks for any suggestions and help. Ajoo.
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