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Vidim u postovima da je problem mozda do samog Windows Installer paketa.
Ima i ova varijanta, ali mi je nekako ne sigurno, ne znam da li ce mi raditi kako treba.
I once had a similar problem. I couldn't get the installer to work, but
fortunately there is a way to install Apache without the installer
(well, sort of). Open a command prompt and run
msiexec /a apache_2.0.54-win32-x86-no_ssl.msi
The installer will ask for a "network location". Enter any path you like
there, e.g. c:\temp. The installer extracts some files into
c:\temp\program files\Apache Group\Apache2. This folder contains an
almost complete Apache distribution. Note that there is no httpd.conf
yet. Go to the conf directory and rename httpd-win.conf to httpd.conf.
This file won't work as it still contains a few variables (e.g.
[at] [at] ServerRoot [at] [at] ) that need to be replaced. Usually the installer does
that job, but since we're not using it we have to do that outselves.
That task should be straightforward; just use the "replace all" feature
in your favourite text editor to replace all [at] [at] -variables with something
meaningful.
Next, go to the bin directory and run
apache -k install
This will install Apache as a service so it will start automatically
with Windows. Run
net start apache2
to start Apache immediately.
Hvala u svakom slucaju. 
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