Using Localhost/Sites Page with DesktopServer 5.0

On some browsers (such as Firefox) the SSL key is not stored in the operating system but in their own storage. You will be presented with a “Warning: Potential Security Risk Ahead” like the one below. Click the Open Menu button on the far right of the browser. Click the Settings link. Next click the…

We’d like to thank you for your interest in joining our DesktopServer 5.0 Testing Program. If you are familiar with DesktopServer, you will find that a lot of it might look and feel similar to your previous experiences, but you’ll find that other than the look and feel, everything is different. Besides being faster and…

open your Task Manager by right-clicking on your Taskbar and selecting “Task Manager.” If available, select the “More details” drop-down option Select the “Details” Tab Click to sort Name Column by Ascending Order Verify that DesktopServer.exe, DesktopServerHelper.exe, httpd.exe, and mysqld.exe are not running If any of these services are running, select the service and click…

Creating a new WordPress website on your local computer is simple and only takes a few steps. Use this guide to help you learn how in just a couple of minutes. From the Main Menu, select, “Create a new development website.” Click, ‘Next’ Enter Site name URL. By default, all URLs for local development will…

With Local SSL enabled as a plugin, your site will now open up as an encrypted page with the “lock” depicted next to the URL to indicate that the page is secure. On some browsers (such as Firefox) the key is not stored in the operating system but in their own storage. You will be…

Double-click on the DesktopServer5.exe File Select “Yes” to allow for DesktopServer to make changes to your system Decide whether or not you would like to create a desktop shortcut Click, ‘Next’ Click ‘Install‘ Click “Finish” to complete installation process