EasyPHP 5.2.10 doesn't works - Port: 80 (and Port: 8080) occupied by other programs!

[Horsepower]

EasyPHP 5.2.10 doesn't works - Port: 80 (and Port: 8080) occupied by other programs: How can I do to solve this issue?
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I installeg 3 years ago the EasyPHP 5.2.10 with:

PHP 5.2.10 | Apache 2.2.13 | MySQL 5.1.37 | PhpMyAdmin 3.2.1 | SQLite 2.8.17 | Pecl 5.2.6

It run perfectly on my OS: Windows7-Ultimate-x64Bit and Joomla 1.5 on local.
Also I already made a few websites with Joomla, on remote server and on local. Copied and Backed-Up with "Akeeba-Backup", and transferred from local to remote website without problems...

Now, EasyPHP doesn't works at all with the same message:
"...Cannot start EasyPHP service, because the port is used by another application..."

I tried to unistall Skype that normally uses Port 80 to run: nothing solved!
I tried to unistall VirtualBox Sever (application to run Android OS): nothing!
I tried to change the Port:80 with Port: 8080 in "httpd.conf" configuration file..but nothing!
I tried also others Ports, but found nothing that can start EasyPHP!

I am desperate!
I ran "Nmap-Zenmap-GUI" program to inspect from what is occupied:
Port:80: It is with State="unknown"; Service=http
Port:8080 It is with State="unknown"; Service=http-proxy

Why Proxy?
I don't installed any Proxy!

I ran Start>Accessories>Execute>"net stop w3svc".
The Apache server Start, but the "Administrator" Page and the "Local Site" of EasyPHP, aren't found on the Browser!

-What is the solution?
-Anyone have some suggestions?

Horsepower.

[Alhazred]

As you already mentioned, usually the problem is Skype, if it starts before than Apache the port 80 will be busy.

Anyway you have tried to do many things, my suggestion is to use XAMPP in place of EasyPHP, paying attention to start Skype after Apache, but just set Apache as service and you'll have no problem.

[daniele_dll]

Run as administrator from cmd (command line console)
netstat -ab

This command will output a list of ports and processes, look for process using port 80 and kill it