Localhost:8080

Please, I have installed Tomcat and mySql twice in my C hard disk and then in my E hard disk, and i have desabled my UAC permissions as I have a Vista OS.
My problem is that I could access my localhost:8080, just once in any installation but then I couldn' t be able anymore, like if I had to install again everything anytime to can access localhost:8080, do you know why?

LILLA wrote:
My problem is that I could access my localhost:8080, just once in any installation but then I couldn' t be able anymore,When you try to access localhost:8080 after the first time, what is the error that you get?? Are you running your vista from an administrator privilege user?? Are you getting any error on tomcat startup??

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hiiiiii
When I execute C:\jakarta-tomcat-4.1.30\bin\startup......
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