error on setting up windows local server - mysql

I am installing XAMPP on my windows to work on a Joomla site, but I am facing an error with MySQl.
Apache works find but I get the following error on MySQL. I've attached the image.
I am not sure what or how I am suppose to make configured ports free.

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MySQL Connection Problem Unexpected DB error device or resource busy: device or resource busy

The Problem occurs when trying to get data from a remote MySQL Database
I have two Servers with Windows Server 2019. One hosts the MySQL-DB and the other one runs a Software with a plugin. After a reinstall of the server with the software i have the problem that if the plugin tries to read data of the DB it gehts the error
(E:_dev\MySQL.h MySql::getTransferData) Unexpected DB error device or resource busy: device or resource busy
But some other programms and HeidiSQL work just fine witout problems. ALso the Software on the Server with the Database work normally.
After getting in touch with the plugin dev i found out that it shows the path of the plugin devs pc, and it must be a Server Problem. OBDC drivers are installed, also the c++ connectors from MySQL. The problem must be on the Server with the plugin and before the reinstall all worked fine. After a few days try and error i can´t find out what i must have forgotten, that the connection can´t be etablished anymore. Does anyone have an idea?

WAMP Not Starting

I'm trying to get started with WAMP server on a Windows 10 computer. When I try to launch the WAMP application on the computer, I get an error message that says This application was unable to start correctly (0xc000007b).
The WAMP icon in the taskbar tray is orange, with 2 of 3 services running.
I am still able to access the WAMP dashboard through localhost in my browser.
I've gone through and installed all the required Visual C++ redistributables to no avail.
I've enabled both the .NET frameworks.
I've installed Microsoft DirectX.
I've restarted the computer.
I don't have Skype.
Running as an administrator.
Some of the things I tried might be completely useless, I was just watching a few YouTube videos about how to resolve this error.
It says in 'services.msc' that it's mySQL that isn't running. Only MariaDB and Apache appear in services.msc, but I'm still able to access phpMyAdmin
Does anyone know what could be the issue? I'm just about at the stage of uninstalling WAMP and starting again, or maybe trying XAMPP instead.
UPDATE: I reinstalled WAMP entirely, and now I have a green icon in the taskbar, with all services running, however I am still not able to open the WAMP application as per the above question. Can I use WAMP without using the desktop client?

xamp: how I can get localhost page (with big xampp logo)

I have installed XAMPP and started Apache and MySQL, but when I try to enter local host it appears that
----- <Welcome to XAMPP for Windows 5.6.12
You have successfully installed XAMPP on this system! Now you can start using Apache, MySQL, PHP and other components. You can find more info in the FAQs section or check the HOW-TO Guides for getting started with PHP applications.
Start the XAMPP Control Panel to check the server status.> -----
the XAMPP s own dashboard page.. it seems every thing is ok Apache and MySQL are running but I cant get local host page. what have to do?
Try http://localhost/xampp
Perphaps the http server is blocked by your local firewall?

Error: Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL extension which is required by WordPress

I recently changed configurations on my web server and moved my MySQL databases to a remote server. Upon making the changes, I removed MySQL from my web server just to make it as minimal as possible. My WordPress site was working perfect with the remote SQL until I removed it on the local server. Then I got the error:
Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL extension which is required by WordPress
I'm curious as to why WordPress forces you to have it installed even while using a remote connection? Is there a way to get around this?
Worst case scenario I guess I'll reinstall MySQL.
its not mySQL that is the issue you need to enable the mySQL extensions required by Wordpress in the php.ini file or install them if they don't exist.
When you removed MySQL it probably removed or diabled the extensions for it in PHP, atleast that is what it sounds like. You should be able to just install or enable the extensions back in without reinstalling all of mySQL

Unable to connect to http://localhost:8091/index.html

I have just installed CouchBase Server Enterprise v2.0.0 using the setup.exe on my Windows 7 64bit machine and supposedly the Browser based Console should appear automatically after installation but all i am getting is
Unable to Connect:
**Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at localhost:8091.**
The CouchBase service is running when I check?
I have uninstalled and reinstalled a couple of times now?
Am I missing something here?
You are probably hitting a known issue related to IP address acquisition during startup of Couchbase Server.
I have documented a work around here: http://tugdualgrall.blogspot.com/2012/12/what-to-do-if-your-couchbase-server.html
As stated in the blog post it will be fixed in the 2.0.1 release