Viewed 4k times. I just installed Windows 8, and I'm having a hard time running Apache on it. Did you have the same problem? Peter Mortensen Renan Couto Renan Couto 85 1 1 silver badge 5 5 bronze badges. Hello Renan, welcome to StackOverflow. Please add some more information to your post so the others can help you. Any code of the sample page that makes this happen? Do you have Windows on a physical machine or a VM?
Is it a release version of Win 8 or some platform preview etc? I'm seeing the same issue with Apache 2. When I request a page with Internet Explorer 11, it works the first time but after that Apache hangs and I have to restart it. It works fine in Chrome as long as I don't use IE.
Forgot to mention don't know if it's important : I am running Apache's httpd. No Services involved. The problem is reproducable for me, it happens for every 2nd request I make. Just installed the 2.
More surprized this issue is 3 years old! See the links provided in the section above for details. If these steps do not resolve the problem, proceed with these additional steps, checking for resolution after each one:. See if the state of the Internet connection changes the behavior. If you can run the app without an Internet connection, try it while disconnected from the Internet.
This will tell you if a slow Internet connection may be the cause. If the freeze occurs with a Microsoft Store app, and none of the steps listed in "Troubleshooting steps for all apps" resolved your issue, try the guidance provided in this article: Troubleshoot problems with an app.
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Some apps provide an option to repair the app within the Control Panel. Check if the problematic app offers such an option by opening the Control Panel, and then navigating to Programs, then Programs and Features. Tap or click on the problematic app from the list. If the app provides a Repair option, a Repair button will appear next to the Uninstall button. Click on Repair to repair to the app. Try performing the clean boot troubleshooting steps listed in the following Knowledge Base article: How to perform a clean boot in Windows.
Test the app while signed in as a different user. If the app does not exhibit any problems while in a second user account, your user account may have a damaged configuration.
Try performing the steps listed in this article: Fix a corrupted user profile. If the freeze occurs within Internet Explorer, and none of the steps listed in "Troubleshooting steps for all apps" resolved your issue, try these additional steps:. Test if Internet Explorer freezes on different websites.
If the issue is with a specific website, the website may be contributing the problem. Try the steps listed in the following article. Be sure to select your version of Internet Explorer using the dropdown in the upper right corner of the page : What to do when Internet Explorer isn't working.
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Tap or click Change settings that are currently unavailable. Select Save changes. Need more help? Expand your skills. Get new features first. Was this information helpful? Yes No. Disabling the 'Monitor the system for unauthorized modifications' setting fix this. Not sure if you are aware but Avast did have an update recently that was blocking access to apps. Make sure its up to date. Type cmd on the Start screen. Right-click on it and select Run as administrator.
Type the following command and press Enter:. Was this reply helpful? I've learnt from another discussion how to get the. Does anyone know how to fix this? Your help would be greatly appreciated. Meanwhile you could take a look at what your Reliability Monitor or Event Viewer tells you about your crashes. Third-party programs are usually the cause of crashes in iexplore. So a Stack Back Trace from the crashing thread would be the most useful diagnostic and you could use windbg to extract that from your dumps.
Thanks for your response. I think the problem has something to do with my AMD graphics driver. Good work. Then a possible workaround would be to try using Software rendering instead of GPU rendering. Via Options, Advanced tab Restart is required.
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