IIS items are not displayed in the Add Portlet. Add 100 150 to solve the problem

Oh, the simple version of the XP installation is gray, often not easy to install, even if it is installed, it is unstable.

In fact, there is no need to use IIS

Apache is also a good choice.

Dizzy. Since you're going to use these services, don't install the ghost version of the system. Or artificially simplified.

It is best to install the unmodified installation version. The ghost version of the system is made for those who usually go online and play games. Many services that are not used by ordinary people have been removed.

There is no system disc to install IIS. First of all, I want to **IIS service installation package, here is the first to explain, IIS several versions, build a web server under Windows XP to install, 2003 server to install, Windows 2000 version to install, I believe that most of the personal PC is installed XP, I also use XP, you can change the system if you install the home version, it is recommended to install the latest professional version of Deep XP.

But buddy iis installation if not smooth,It will be very troublesome,You can also use some small software to build a web server,This depends on your own situation,All my installation process and some problems,I'm written on the small site.,If you're interested, you can take a look.。

1 The first step is to install IIS. Open the control panel, find "Programs & Functions", and click on it.

2 Click on "Turn Windows Features on or Off" on the left side

3 Find "Internet Information Service" and tick it as shown below.

Wait for the installation to complete.

4 After the installation is completed, go back to the control panel, find "Management Tools", and click to enter.

5 Double-click the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager to complete the IIS. If you often need to use IIS, it is recommended to point your mouse to the "Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager" and right-click to send to the desktop shortcut, so that you can enter IIS from the desktop instead of clicking on the control panel every time.

6 Select "Default Web Site", double-click "ASP" in the middle, and change "Enable Parent Path" to "True".

7 Now it's time to configure the site. Click on "Advanced Settings" on the right

8 Go back to IIS and click "Binding" on the right. Select the ** you want to bind, click "", if it is a computer, just modify the port number at the back, you can modify the number at will. If it is an office LAN, click the drop-down box and select the LAN IP address on your computer, for example:

Then modify the port number.

9 Go back to IIS, if the right side shows stop, select start, and then click on the browse below**, you can open the ** in your binding folder.

10 The installation is complete, at this time you only need to enter in the address bar: http: then localhost:80 or http: and then you can run**, note that the latter one will only be valid when the port is 80.

Eh, win7 depends on what is the version, the general flagship does not need to load the source of the white home version needs to be the next installation package (the version should be greater than or equal to.

1. Enter the Control Panel of Daowin7 and select Turn on or off Windows on the left.

Second, now there is an option menu to install windows functions, pay attention to the selected items, we need to manually select the functions we need, the following **The services that need to be installed have been selected, you can check the function according to**. (** on the circle position open to check all).

3. After the installation is complete, select Start, select Administrative Tools, open the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager option, and enter IIS settings.

4. Now go to the IIS7 control panel.

5. Select the default web site and double-click the ASP option.

6. The ASP parent path in IIS under Win7 is not enabled by default, to enable the parent path, select true.

7. Configure the site of IIS7. Click on the advanced settings option on the right to set the directory of **. (that is, the folder where you put the asp file).

Control Panel - Programs and Features - Turn Windows Features on or Off - Internet Information Services.

Something a couple upstairs were talking about!

Landlord, the link you gave can't be opened!

You are the XP system, and the IIS version should correspond, but you installed it.

Do you know what system the version of IIS corresponds to? It was 2003

2000's system installed IIS

2008 mounted IIS

Now the version of IIS is completely wrong!

There is no Internet service in 2003, and the name has been changed, and there is an IIS service in the details below the application server!

You uninstall it first, and then install the version!

The following is a copy of the thing, typing is too troublesome!

Internet Information Services (IIS) is restored in the Windows component

1. Open the installation information file in the X: Windows INF directory (X is the drive letter of Windows XP), and find the line IIS=,OCENTRY,,HIDE,7 in the [Components] area.

It can be seen that WinXP Home Edition hides the installation option of IIS components, so change this information to .

iis=,ocentry,,,7,save exit.

2. Find and two files in the Windows 2000 installation disc (professional, server, advanced server versions are available), copy them to a directory on the hard disk (such as c:) to open the "command prompt" in the start menu, use the expand command to untie and, the command format is:

expand c:\ c:\

expand c:\ c:\

After completion, two new files will be generated in the C drive directory.

3. Finally, copy the two files into the X: Windows INF and X: Windows System32 Setup system directories respectively.

You can reinstall the system instead of the home version.

If you can't reinstall the system, you can also solve it according to the following methods:

Through Windows

Component configuration file to restore IIS security in Windows components.

Installation, and then add IIS as normal, the detailed steps include:

1. In the X: Windows INF directory (X is Windows

XP) to open the installation information file.

In the [components] area, find the line iis=,ocentry,,hide,7.

can be found that WinXP

The Home Edition hides the IIS component installation option, so change that information to the following.

iis=,ocentry,,,7,save exit.

2. On Windows

2000 Installation CD (professional, server, advanced

server versions.

can) and copy the two files together to a directory on the hard disk (e.g. c:).

Open the "Command Prompt" in the start menu and use the expand command to unlock and, life.

The format is: expand

c:\c:\

expand

c:\c:\

After completion, two new files will be generated in the C drive directory.

3. Finally, copy and two files into x: windows inf and respectively.

X: Windows System32 Setup system directory.

At this point, click "Add Remove Windows Component" in "Add Remove Programs", and you will be excited to find out.

The long-lost Internet Information Service (IIS) has reappeared! The next step is to install the IIS in a disciplined manner.

Of course, there is no adding, deleting components.

The correct place should be in the Add or Remove Windows component.

You have to see what version of Windows it is.

Windows2000 P version SP3 or above comes with IISS and AS version No matter what version comes with IIS

WindowsXP P version SP2 or above comes with IISWorld Windows S2003 has IIS no matter what version

Add Windows components to the control panel.

Your computer system must be XP Home XP Home is not ISS serviced.

You have to install Windows XP Pro and that one has it.

Start by typing "C: Windows INF" in "Run" on the Start menu, and the system will automatically open the file with Notepad. Find the paragraph "[components]" in it, because it's a simplified version of xp, so there are very few things in it, add this paragraph in it:

iis=,ocentry,,,7”。Save and close afterward.

Because it's a simplified version of XP, there must be no IIS installation file in the installation file with **. You can click on the **iis installation file from this site. **After finishing, unzip it to the root directory of any drive letter (preferably the root directory, which is convenient for later commands).

For example, I decompressed the package to the root directory of the D drive.

Next, enter "cmd" and press enter to open the command line mode, enter the following two commands on the command line, and press enter at the end of each line of commands (assuming the CD-ROM drive is a D drive).

expand d:\iis51\ c:\windows\system32\setup\

expand d:\iis51\ c:\windows\inf\

Note that if you unzip the f disk, change the above d to debate f, and the same is true for others. At this point, you open the Control Panel and add to remove the Windows component, and you will find that the Internet Information Services (IIS) installation option has appeared in the installation list.

After that, it will be the same as installing IIS normally, except that the file will not be found during the installation process (this is normal, because your IIS installation directory is not in the XP default directory). At this time, you click on Ji to browse,Select the directory you just decompressed,This phenomenon that allows you to select the installation file will appear a total of 3 times,Each time the directory can be as follows the steps mentioned above。

Not surprisingly, after a while, the IIS installation is complete, click "Done". But that's not all. Some setup is required for IIS: Open "Internet Service Manager" from the management tools

Then click the right click of "Default Web Site", go to the "Directory Security" tab, click the "" button of "Anonymous Access and Authentication Control", and pop up a new window of anonymous methods, and then click the "" button in "Anonymous Access", and remove the "Allow IIS Control Password" completely, and then make sure all the way back. At this point, the steps for installing XP Lite are all completed.

It is also possible to use the Little Whirlwind asp server which can also support ASP

I suspect you're using the ghost version or the lite version of the world or the original.,This kind of flush-back key loose version of the Internet information service has been streamlined in the production process.,You can either install it from the Internet.。

If your version is XP, you will need to install it on a CD-ROM. It doesn't install, or it doesn't work.

IIS is available in the application server point details.

2003 is installed by default without IIS, to install it, click Start - > Administrative Tools - > Configure Your Server Wizard.

Then step by step to the next step. It's time to select items from the list.

Select from the list.

Application Server (IIS) and then OK, Next.

FrontPageServerExtension and if supported. net, all ticked, the former vs used.

And then all the way to the next step. After success finally the MMC management goes.

Settings: 1: Support ASP:

Control Panel - > Administrative Tools - >IIS (Internet Server) - Web Service Extensions - > ActiveServerPages - > Allowed.

Control Panel - > Management Tools - >IIS (Internet Server) - Web Service Extensions - > Included Files on the Server - > Allowed.

2: Upload 200k limit:

First close the iisadminservice service in the service, find the windowssystem32inesrv, open it, find aspmaxrequestentityallowed, modify it to the required value, and then iisreset

3: Enable Parent Path:

iis-** Home Configuration Option Enable Parent Circuit.