"httpd.exe - no disk"

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"httpd.exe - no disk"

Postby mmistake » 24. February 2012 20:27

Hi - I have recently installed xampplite on a flash drive, to transport between work and home, and everything was running fine for about 3 days now until this morning when I now get this message. Is there anyway I can salvage from this or am I tanked?

I now receive a "httpd.exe - no disk" error:

"There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive \Device\Harddisk5\DR5"

Can anyone explain this to me and let me know how to proceed?

Thanks a lot if you can.
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Re: "httpd.exe - no disk"

Postby hackattack142 » 24. February 2012 23:30

Are you having problems accessing your USB device or does this happen when you try to start Apache via the control panel?

You did not run the setup_xampp.bat did you?
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Re: "httpd.exe - no disk"

Postby markbeckens » 15. November 2012 06:19

I get the same error. It happens when I try to start Apache and MySql. I don't have this problem when I use it at school. Only my home computer.
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Re: "httpd.exe - no disk"

Postby markbeckens » 15. November 2012 06:31

OK, I ran the setup file and I no longer get that error, but now I can't keep Apache running. MySql does though.
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Re: "httpd.exe - no disk"

Postby JonB » 20. November 2012 00:09

Are you trying to run Apache as a service?

Windows services do not like 'removable media'. :shock:

Did you copy on the Control Panel (it works on all Windows versions and improves diagnostics)

What is in the Apache error log ?

Take a look at this topic and the Windows error messages -
viewtopic.php?p=199419

Your USB drive may be powering down.

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