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IIS on XP Home?
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Windows XP Home Edition does not include or support any versions of Microsoft Personal Web Servers. Users that need Web server functionality in a desktop operating system should use Windows XP Professional.
Microsoft FrontPage 2002 can use disk-based Web pages in Windows XP Home Edition as an alternative.
Microsoft FrontPage 2002 can use disk-based Web pages in Windows XP Home Edition as an alternative.
Sorry, after reading my post, I realised it wasn't very helpful!!
You can install IIS if you have copy of a Windows 2000 CD, but it's a bit long winded.
You can, of course, use a third party PWS instead. Just do a search for an alternative to IIS.
You can install IIS if you have copy of a Windows 2000 CD, but it's a bit long winded.
You can, of course, use a third party PWS instead. Just do a search for an alternative to IIS.
outonalimb
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The reason for this being, is that i can not install XP Pro on my new laptop - due to the configuration of the RAID Drives........very weird! (i have a post about it here: )
The systems we use at work require IIS - so i was just wondering if i have to go with XP Home - will i be able to have IIS on it? - we have win2k discs,
many thanks for your help,
Neil
The systems we use at work require IIS - so i was just wondering if i have to go with XP Home - will i be able to have IIS on it? - we have win2k discs,
many thanks for your help,
Neil
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