Yes, we all want to save our files and documentation from system crash of C Drive. To avoid this issue we generally locate our “WWW” or “htdocs” directory in different location from the default installation directory i.e. C Drive. So it’s very easy to change the “WWW” directory in latest WampServer 3 that comes with PHP 5.6 , 7.x , MySQL as well as MariaDB. Click on WampServer icon in right side bottom taskbar Select the Apache menu -> httpd-vhosts.conf from the Pullup menu box. Search (CTRL + F)for the term “DocumentRoot” Change the DocumentRoot path DocumentRoot “${INSTALL_DIR}/www” <Directory “${INSTALL_DIR}/www/”> to your custom directory e.g. DocumentRoot “E:/www” <Directory “E:/www/”> Save your changes and “Restart All Services” When you browse to http://localhost, before the directory change the localhost window looks like this one. And after the change for directory the localhost window looks like this one.
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Click on WampServer icon in right side bottom taskbar Select the PHP menu ->Version from the Pullup menu box. Check the version via browsing http://localhost or via command line typing following command php -version Done ! Recommended Readings: https://planetthemes.com/how-to-change-the-www-root-directory-on-wampserver-3/