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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() In any case, because I couldn't figure out why Apache wasn't working in my XAMPP install, I decided, 'screw it, I'll give WampServer a try instead, and proceeded to uninstall XAMPP then restart the computer to get a clean slate before installing WAMP. However, since the install of XAMPP, i'd been having issues getting Apache to run - it worked occasionally, but would usually quit after a second of running each time I started it (that's a whole other issue though). As such, the folder in which I kept all my local data for web development work was within XAMPP's 'htdocs' folder, which is where the local files needed to be stored so that apache and php could utilize them. I had XAMPP installed so I could do local testing before putting websites I was working on online. I suspect if I went to a professional they would be able to work some magic to restore the actual files, but it wouldn't be a standard procedure, and I don't have the funds right now to do so. I'm curious is there exists a way to restore not the applications and system settings, but simply to restore old files, or if it's too late at this point. However, while the programs on the computer are now correctly set back to the system restore date, the files in question are still missing (at least partially). I recently lost some files, so I did a system restore to a date that the files were intact to retrieve them. ![]()
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