I feel my IIS is not running but I have installed it.How to make it run?There is nothing shown on the left pane of my IIS when I open it from the administrative tools
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To check if the IIS is running or not, open your browser and type in: \nhttp://localhost/iistart.asp\nIf the page displays, then the IIS is working fine. if not, open Administrative tools > and then Internet information services > click to open the web sites folder. In the right pane, you will find: Default web site and it should be running in the state. If not, you should run it by clickin on the Start item button, the one that looks like the play button of tapes.
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WINDOWS Explorer not Internet Explorer.\nOpen "My Computer". If it's not in "view" look in "tools".
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Continued from IIS 5.1 - Installation \nIn order to go configure your website, you need to go:  \n\nStart -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Internet Information Services \n\nIt's a good idea to make a desktop shortcut to Internet Service Manager since we'll be playing with it a lot. \n\nDouble-click on "Internet Service Manager" and let's get started.  \n\nClick on the name of your computer to see the summary of what's going on with your computer.  In my case, my computer is called "DELL-500SC". Double-click on "Web Sites" in the right pane.  You'll see this: \n\nYou can disable a particular service (Web, FTP, or SMTP) by right clicking on the service and choosing "pause" or "stop".  \n\nYou'll notice under "IP Address" it says "All Unassigned"  This means that all requests to your server will be answered by your computer.  If for some reason your server has several IP addresses, you will want to specify the exact IP address that the Internet Services is supposed to respond to.  \n\nIf your computer only has 1 IP address, we can leave the IP address as "All Unassigned".  \n\nLet's take a look at the Web Service.  Right click on "Default Web Site" then select "Properties".  \n\nSince there are so many options I'll just hit the major points. \n\nTab: Web Site  \nDescription - Can be changed to your liking  \nIP Address - Can leave as "All unassigned" or the specific IP address of your computer.  \nTCP Port - 80 is the standard and should remain that way unless you have a good reason to change it.  \nConnections - Although it doesn't say so, we are limited to 10 concurrent web connections.  Each visitor creates 2-3 connections so this means your webserver using this software is limited to 3-4 concurrent visitors which should not be a problem for a small website.  \nTab: ISAPI Filters \nTab: Home Directory  \n\nLocal Path - This is where your files for your website reside.  Please change this to something else.  Many hackers will attack the default directory.  You can change this directory to whatever directory you like, but DO change it.  \nWrite - Unless you want your visitors to actually change your website, you must leave this unchecked.  \nDirectory Browsing - If you check this box, When a visitor comes to a directory that does not have a default document, the visitor will see an error message stating that they are not authorized to view the contents of that directory.  If you uncheck this box, they will get a complete list of what files you have in the directory.  It is best to leave the box unchecked.  \nTab: Home Directory  \n\nLocal Path - This is where your files for your website reside.  Please change this to something else.  Many hackers will attack the default directory.  You can change this directory to whatever directory you like, but DO change it.  \nWrite - Unless you want your visitors to actually change your website, you must leave this unchecked.  \nDirectory Browsing - If you check this box, When a visitor comes to a directory that does not have a default document, the visitor will see an error message stating that they are not authorized to view the contents of that directory.  If you uncheck this box, they will get a complete list of what files you have in the directory.  It is best to leave the box unchecked.  \nTab: Home Directory  \n\nLocal Path - This is where your files for your website reside.  Please change this to something else.  Many hackers will attack the default directory.  You can change this directory to whatever directory you like, but DO change it.  \nWrite - Unless you want your visitors to actually change your website, you must leave this unchecked.  \nDirectory Browsing - If you check this box, When a visitor comes to a directory that does not have a default document, the visitor will see an error message statin
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Make sure you have the latest service pack for windows, go here to check:\n\nhttp://update.microsoft.com\n\nAlso; are you using enough memory?  If you click control + alt + delete,  check out your total memory and what you have available.  If you're running short, it may be time to upgrade.
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That file is like " Yahoo install helper" . dll and was used to up-date Yahoo to your new IE browser. If all is working it may be dumped. Where did you find it, in a temp folder or down load folder? Still, was used for the up-date and now (if all Yahoo services have been up-dated) is just another left over .dll.
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On the PHP Site (php.net) there's a PHP 5.1.1 Installer. This will automate the install of PHP. But, before you do this, you'll need to install IIS, go to the page below, it walks you through the whole process. Good Luck.
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There may be a way to fix this, but perhaps you first need more detailed information as to why your service is failing to start.\n\nYou can go to the "Administrative Tools" section in the Control Panel and use the "Services" Applet to look for the WMI server and examine its properties, then look in the "Dependencies" tab to see what other services it depends upon.  It could be that one of them has been disable or perhaps refuses to start itself (or its dependencies).\n\nAnother place to look, is using the "Event Viewer" applet to see if any of the services failed and what codes they gave when they failed.  You may wish to clear all your event logs and then restart your computer and then examine them in order to weed out the clutter.\n\nWhen you have that information to start with, you can do some searching on Microsoft's Technet (I provided the link below) to see if there are any articles specific to your case.
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Try doing this..... Start Menu.... run........ type "ms config"   Look in there for it... careful not to change to much stuff. And if you cant find it. Go Start ........ Control Pannel...... Add/Remove Software...... then look there.. if you see nothing try installing again and make sure that the disk is compatable with your computer.... good luck
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Depending on your PC, you might want to go into the event viewer under the System log to see if it is running any errors.  Depending on your PC, there might be hard drive diagnostics that you can run.  Clicking does not give me a warm fuzzy.  Good luck.
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That's odd. Make sure your server is running.  Also, make sure your IIS is configured right.  And make sure that the connection to that computer is solid.  I know that I had probelms with a server with a funky connection.
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You may need to update the driver. Just got to Internet explorer and put the name of unit yu have in search bar. make sure you add new drivers lol
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Right click on My Computer Icon > Properties \nUnder the "General" tab, look what is written under "System :"\n\nThat's the windows OS you are running.
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Net framework 2 is out now so install that instead. Its not that important but if you want to run certain apps it is nessasary but if you are running without it at the moment obviously everything you use dosent need it.
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You can run the two servers simulataneously, but you have to configure them so that they use different port numbers. (i.e. IIS and Apache can't run *IN THE SAME TIME* if they were assigned the same port number like port number 80 for example)
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try looking at the IE patches on each of the machines.\nor the MS patches on each of the machines.
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Try Redownloading it of this website:\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=1e1550cb-5e5d-48f5-b02b-20b602228de6&DisplayLang=en
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start/settings/control panel/add remove programs\nhit addremove windows compenents at left side\nchose(put a tick in the box near it ) accesories and utilities hit next and follow the explainations