basically I'm trying to create a simple website using WAMPSERVER, but I tried everty step, using windows feature turn on, cmd, but when I type localhost in firefox or IE, it still shows IIS, what should I do?
If you use a WAMPSERVER on windows the IIS (Internet Information Services) feature should be turned off on your windows computer.
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I made a web api and have now hosted it on windows azure. I see my links are working(through browser and fiddler).
However my windows phone 7 app(that I am running through Vs 2010 in the emulator) no longer can seem to connect to my webapi.
Do I need to set something to make it work?
Edit
I unistalled fiddler and now it works. It is something to do with fiddler. I would like to reinstall fiddler but not sure how to fix this problem.s
I installed parallels plesk panel 9.5 for windows, on windows server 2003 x64, now I can not uninstall, I get this error:
The Windows Installer Service could not be accessed. This can occur if you are running Windows in safe mode, or if the Windows Installer is not correctly installed.
Windows is not running in safe mode, and i try to install windows installer, but i cant.
And not that way I can do to uninstall. can help me with this problem?
I just finished uninstalling Plesk Panel 11 using the Windows "Uninstall a program" feature. It seemed to work as it displayed a DOS window and informed me of each module it was uinstalling but it did not remove anything from IIS. Also the entire Parallels directory structure was still fully intact after the uninstall "successfully" completed.
I had to manually remove websites and application pools from IIS and manually delete the entire directory and file structure in windows explorer. However, in order to do this I had to first stop all the MailEnable Services as well as end the Process for METray.exe.
In other words, removing Plesk Panel completely was a mostly manual process.
Parallels plesk 9.5 and 10.1-10.3 does not support uninstall as for unix/linux as for windows OSes.
If i'm not mistaken plesk supports uninstall for windows starting from 10.4 or it's 11 version. Need to reread release notes.
As options for uninstall might be following:
Try to upgrate to plesk 11 and them uninstall plesk (accually I do not so sure in this option and will be good to check it before trying on real server);
redeploy server if it doesn't important for you;
stop panel at the services and do not care about it. Also you can remove panel from filesystem and from iis manually.
Currently have installed Windows 7 Home premium, im just wondering if i can install IIS7 on this and work on some apps on my home computer ?
Installing IIS 7.5 on Windows 7 Home Premium, Home Basic, or Home Starter. Not sure if that's what you want, though.
You will need to use IIS Express available for free at asp.net.
You absolutely can (IIS 7.5), but for your home PC I would suggest using IIS Express instead.
http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/868/iis-express-overview/
I have a website on IIS7, when hosted in windows 7 the flash was loading ok, but when I put him on win 2008 server they don't load fully, I just shows a gray square (without the loading), and to make it work I have to right click and click play
anybody knows how to fix this ?
could you reinstall firefox to latest version?
and/or try from your another/LAN computer to access this flash application?
I'm working on some old .asp pages. I mostly do VB development so I'm a newbie to .ASP.
How can I run those pages locally for testing?
I'm running Windows XP Home SP2.
I'm guessing I'll need to install a local server, etc.
Yes, you will need a local server. However, IIS doesn't install on XP Home. But like most things, there are workarounds.
Installing IIS on XP home
You will need IIS installed locally to test ASP. IIS is part of XP Pro but not of XP Home.
So officially you will need to upgrade at least to Pro.
There are also some other servers out there ranging from free to not that let you test your ASP code. I've heard of, but not used, Baby Web Server: http://www.pablosoftwaresolutions.com/html/baby_web_server.html