Now, check the Apache test page at This time, it should work! Select the “WINS” tab and uncheck the “Enable LMHOSTS Lookup” box.” On the “General” tab, click the “Advanced” button.ĥ. Double-click on the “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)” line to open the “Properties.”Ĥ. Right-click on “Local Area Connection” and select “Properties.”ģ. Open “Control Panel” then “Network Connections.”Ģ. The very simple solution is to uncheck the “Enable LMHOSTS Lookup” box in the TCP/IP protocol setup (under WINS setting). “Wamp Could not execute menu item” – Solution 3 (Thanks to emalik’s blog for solution 1 & 2) Ok, so if none of the above works, here is my original solution that worked for me in my quest for solving the problem.
“Wamp Could not execute menu item” – Solution 2Ĭlick the wamp icon in the bottom right hand corner of your screen, then apache and then open the nf. Im not saying they are causing the problem, but one of these could. These are: IIS, Skype, Zone Alarm, NOD32, Eset, Internet Optimizer, Google Accelerator, Xfire, steam, other database servers. If you are running any of these, please close them and restart all services on Wamp. Some of the following applications can cause conflicts with Wamp. “Wamp Could not execute menu item” – Solution 1 Since my original solution was a bit specific, I decided to add 2 more.
I must admit it has given one or two headaches in the past, but luckily I have found a easy fix that resolved the problem for me in no time at all. Most of us who runs an Apache server using WAMP or XAMPP, have once upon a time run into this error Could not execute menu item (internal error).
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