From PHP 7.0.0, it supports 64-bit architecture. To find if your PHP is 64- bit or not, open PHP info window and search for Architecture.
Also it will be Thread safe OR Non-Thread safe. We can use phpinfo for this one too. Check for thread safety in phpinfo window, If thread safety is disabled then your PHP is Non-Thread safe.
Once you determine the correct PHP Type, download the appropriate dll files from the above mentioned link. Copy and paste it to PHP extension folder. ( In default – C:\Programfiles OR Program Files (x86) \PHP\v7.0\ext )
Once completed, restart your web server.
After restarting, open IIS manager and look for PHP Manager in it. Double click on PHP Manager and open it. Then in right pan you can see a new window called PHP Setup.
If you are opening PHP manager for the first time, then you will see a message. ( red circlein the following image ) . Click on that and enable all.
Then click on ‘Enable OR Disable Extension’ tab and find for php_imagick.dll . Click on it then click Enable button in the right side panel to enable ImageMagic Extension.
Once enabled, restart IIS.
Once completed, open phpinfo page. You will be able to see that imagick module is added with php.
Microsoft made some pretty cool Windows 10 announcements at the Build 2015 happening at San Francisco, with it came latest Windows 10 insider Preview Build 10074. This new build is available to both the Fast and Slow ring of Windows Insiders (The Windows Insider program by Microsoft allows users to sign up for early builds of the Windows operating system.), which also means that ISOs are too available for those who like a clean install. According to the blog post by Microsoft this version of early build comes with lot of subtle changes and improvements, along with some more evolved features. Many of the changes were influenced directly by Windows Insiders feedbacks. One of those changes is the reintroduction of some Aero Glass elements in the UI. Also Microsoft promises to use insider feedback directly to shape how their feature teams operate, and they hope that Windows 10 will be the best version of Windows yet because the public have a direct hand in its creation.One other subtle change is that Microsoft has renamed its “Technical Preview” to “Insider Preview” to reflect the importance of the Windows Insider community in how they’re building Windows 10.
