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Iis
I just got this message:
![]() while I am learning ASP.NET and getting some sample code. How do I go about checking what version of IIS I have? Since I already got an ASP program running, I guess I have the IIS covered, right? |
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I added IIS as a component.
like this: ![]() But now, something strange is happening. It is almost as if I have taken one step forward and two steps backwards. Even the most simple ASP.NET program (one I generate without modifying any code at all) produces this in the browser window when I build it and run it: ![]() |
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IIS was installed and started after the .NET framework.
This was the cause of some problems. But I fixed it. On the command line, I went to C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\ and went to the directory of the latest version: C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727 and I typed aspnet_regiis -i the computer responded that it was installing ASP.NET and now, my programs work. |
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