WAMP is not starting completely

Your first image, I assume is the result of running

wampmanager -> Apache -> Test port 80

This tests the port that Apache should be using i.e. port 80. It should report

Your port 80 is not actually used.

But only if you have not started Apache!!! If you have started the Apache service in WAMPServer, it will of course report that port 80 is being used by Apache 2.4.9 etc etc...

This looks like what you have done! So its not a problem.

One thing though You say you installed WAMPServer 64bit, but the image reports that Apache 32bit is running ??? What do you really have installed ??? Or do you have both 32bit and 64bit WAMPServer installed?

If you have installed both 32bit and 64bit I suggest that you pick one or the other. I suggest the 32bit WAMPServer as the 64bit PHP is still not a complete port and considered Experimental until PHP7.

Now you appear to be saying already that the reason the wampmanager icon is not green is that MySQL has not started, so all the above is irrelevant. MYSQL runs on port 3306 and not 80, only one program can use a port, they cannot share ports.

So to see why MySQL has not started, look at the MySQL error log.

wampmanager -> MYSQL -> Error log

If that is empty, as it is sometimes if the error is so serious that MYSQL has not had time to open its log file before the error causes it to terminate, look at the Windows Event Log

To launch Windows Event Viewer do :

Windows Key + R to launch the run dialog

then enter eventvwr.exe and press the OK button

On the left side of the windows click 'Windows Logs -> Applications'

Look for the names 'Apache Service' or 'MySQL' in the Source column which have a error symbol in the first column.

The error messages in here are normally very descriptive and will normally lead you to a speciic line number in the my.ini file where the error exists. Alternatively, they will idedntify what the issue is.

Reply to additional info

Your MySQL error log is basically saying that it cannot start MYSQL as something is already listening on port 3306 (3306 is the default MYSQL port). Almost definitely the MySQL Server that you installed with the Workbench.

I see the installer for "MYSQL Workbench" has changed since I installed "MYSQL Workbench". I expect you chose to install MYSQL Workbench and a MySQL Server. As you have MYSQL Server installed with WAMPServer, can I suggest that you uninstall "MYSQL Workbench" or at least the "MYSQL Server" that came with workbench. This should stop the other MYSQL Server from getting port 3306 before the MYSQL Server installed with WAMPServer.

Remember to backup any databases that you may have created before uninstalling.

You can then install "MYSQL Workbench" again after WAMPServer starts working and this time dont install another instance of MYSQL Server.