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Only confirmed explanation for this problem so far, bar the obvious of the file not actually being there or named wrongly, is that the Python version being used wasn’t installed for all users and was only installed for yourself.
Because Apache run as a special service user, if Python installed for yourself, that service user may not be able to find it. For whatever reason the error suggests that the mod_wsgi.so file cannot be found even though the real issue is that some file in Python installation, possibly the DLL for Python, cannot be found.
Suggest you uninstall Python and then reinstall it, making sure it is installed for all users.
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Last time I worked with windows they had dll files. So it should at least be LoadModule wsgi_module modules/mod_wsgi.dll
Do you have the dll file in your installation?
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