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Ok here's what I had.

 

I "was" running IIS and running a Wordpress page through it, all working fine.

 

I then decided to change to Wamp (apache), so I disabled the IIS server, installed WAMP, moved my wordpress directory from c:\inetpub\www\wordpress to c:\wamp\www\wordpress

 

Now when I try to access localhost/wordpress I get an access denied message from the browser.

 

How can I make it work again?

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Unfortunately I am not at work now, but I was trying to add access for users and never saw one called apache.

 

The web server is in a domain, but I added the "everyone" group from the domain and the local users list with full access to the www folder and all sub folders, but it still said it was denied access :/

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Windows doesn't use User/group permissions (well Vista does but very confusing, however shouldn't affect Apache)

 

This appears to be an Apache configuration issue.

 

Can you access http://localhost/wordpress/index.php

 

if you can then you'll need to enable Indexes

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