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My Xampp control panel is not showing in the desktop (Windows 10), but can only up the servers through the shortcut (minimized option in the task bar).
As follows:
I have close the application without stopping the servers, will that be the case of this matter?
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If the XAMPP icon is in your system tray, you can click it to open the Control Panel. If you don't have the icon in your system tray, you can open the Control Panel by choosing Start All Programs Apache Friends XAMPP XAMPP Control Panel.
1. Resolve Apache Port Conflicts. If Apache cannot start, you won't be able to access your XAMPP dashboard or any sites you have installed on the platform. A port conflict may be the underlying problem.
To start XAMPP simply open XAMPP Control and start Apache, MySQL and ProFTPD. The name of the XAMPP Control is "manager-osx".
Making server request: Open your web browser and check whether the XAMPP service has properly installed or not. Type in the URL: http://localhost. If you are able to see the default page for XAMPP, you have successfully installed your XAMPP Server.
Ok, now let’s fix this. So open your XAMPP folder and find a file named xampp-control.ini. right-click on this file and Select Properties a tab will open like and select Compatibility and check “Run this program as an administrator” and click on the Ok button.
XAMPP Control Panel. XAMPP Control panel (v3.2.2) is a plain, simple interface for XAMPP which helps you to Start/Stop, Administer and configure services like Apache, MYSQL, FileZilla, Mercury, Tomcat. You can also use it to change ports, monitor services, start shell, view logs, etc. Go to Start and search for XAMPP and select ...
So open your XAMPP folder and find a file named xampp-control.ini. right-click on this file and Select Properties a tab will open like and select Compatibility and check “Run this program as an administrator” and click on the Ok button. So, we solve XAMPP server error xampp-control.ini Access is denied in this blog post hope it will help you.
On Windows, the XAMPP activity log appears in the lower half of the control panel dialog box. You can also access the error log by by clicking on the Logs button next to the Apache Config button: The XAMPP control panel includes logs for PHP and its other components. On macOS, click on the Log tab in the control panel to see the activity log:
Here it's the easiest solution.
Right-click xampp.exe and go to xampp folder
Find and delete the following files xampp-control.ini - xampp-control.log
Restart xampp
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C://xampp/xampp-control.ini Change these properties from x-number to 0
This worked for me.
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