Hey all,
I just got a new computer with XP Pro installed and all the bells and whistles. The IIS component however was not installed at the factory. So by going through add/remove programs -> add/remove windows components and checking IIS I went ahead and installed it. It asked for the XP Pro SP 1 disk upon install and I gave it my OS disk which has SP 1 on it.
Everything appeared to install fine, but then when I went to Computer Management and tried to expand the IIS "tree" to get at my default web site and such, Computer Management froze up on me. So I rebooted and attempted to get in again, with the same outcome. So I went ahead and uninstalled IIS, rebooted, and then reinstalled it.
Now with this fresh install I tried to get to IIS again, and I was able to. So then I went ahead and setup a web and ftp site and everything was working fine. So now at this point I install Visual Studio .NET, everything goes fine and I reboot. Now this is when things start acting funny. Upon reboot everything appears to come up fine, but I notice that my network connection is not up and I am unable to open any programs and it looks like the hard drive is humming away. After about 5 mins, up pops my network connections and everything else I was trying to open in the interim. So I reboot and it does it again and now not to mention I cant get into IIS again.
So I uninstall IIS and reboot and everything starts up perfectly, network conections and all, no 5 minute delay or anything. So just to double check, I go ahead and reinstall IIS, reboot and again I have the 5 minute delay with the network connection showing up. Uninstall IIS and everything comes up as normal.
A little background on the system: I am using Norton Antivirus and Norton Personal Firewall (I have tried to give IIS all internet access rights in the firewall, but this the first time I have used personal firewall so I may be missing something)
So in all I am trying to avoid formatting the hard drive and was wondering if anyone has had anything like this happen before? Thanks!
I just got a new computer with XP Pro installed and all the bells and whistles. The IIS component however was not installed at the factory. So by going through add/remove programs -> add/remove windows components and checking IIS I went ahead and installed it. It asked for the XP Pro SP 1 disk upon install and I gave it my OS disk which has SP 1 on it.
Everything appeared to install fine, but then when I went to Computer Management and tried to expand the IIS "tree" to get at my default web site and such, Computer Management froze up on me. So I rebooted and attempted to get in again, with the same outcome. So I went ahead and uninstalled IIS, rebooted, and then reinstalled it.
Now with this fresh install I tried to get to IIS again, and I was able to. So then I went ahead and setup a web and ftp site and everything was working fine. So now at this point I install Visual Studio .NET, everything goes fine and I reboot. Now this is when things start acting funny. Upon reboot everything appears to come up fine, but I notice that my network connection is not up and I am unable to open any programs and it looks like the hard drive is humming away. After about 5 mins, up pops my network connections and everything else I was trying to open in the interim. So I reboot and it does it again and now not to mention I cant get into IIS again.
So I uninstall IIS and reboot and everything starts up perfectly, network conections and all, no 5 minute delay or anything. So just to double check, I go ahead and reinstall IIS, reboot and again I have the 5 minute delay with the network connection showing up. Uninstall IIS and everything comes up as normal.
A little background on the system: I am using Norton Antivirus and Norton Personal Firewall (I have tried to give IIS all internet access rights in the firewall, but this the first time I have used personal firewall so I may be missing something)
So in all I am trying to avoid formatting the hard drive and was wondering if anyone has had anything like this happen before? Thanks!