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Steve Battisti
Hello all,
I posted recently about a HTTP1.1/500 Server Error message
I was getting. I was pointed to
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2109.
I did everything listed in that FAQ, and I still get the
Server Application Error any time I try to access an ASP
web page. However, the web server will serve up html pages
without a problem.
To be more specific, I have done the following:
* Confirmed that in IE "friendly error messages" are
turned off
* Removed and recreated my default web site application
* Checked the "App Debugging" tab to make sure that "Send
detailed ASP error messages to client" is checked
* Uninstalled and reinstalled IIS from scratch.
* Checked my event logs and found the following warning
(not error) when I started IIS:
The server failed to load application '/LM/W3SVC/1/Root'.
The error was 'Class not registered.'
I originally saw the problem after installing VS 2003
and .NET framework 1.1, but even with those two
uninstalled, I still see the error message if I try to
load something like IISSTART.ASP.
Any ideas?
Steve
I posted recently about a HTTP1.1/500 Server Error message
I was getting. I was pointed to
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2109.
I did everything listed in that FAQ, and I still get the
Server Application Error any time I try to access an ASP
web page. However, the web server will serve up html pages
without a problem.
To be more specific, I have done the following:
* Confirmed that in IE "friendly error messages" are
turned off
* Removed and recreated my default web site application
* Checked the "App Debugging" tab to make sure that "Send
detailed ASP error messages to client" is checked
* Uninstalled and reinstalled IIS from scratch.
* Checked my event logs and found the following warning
(not error) when I started IIS:
The server failed to load application '/LM/W3SVC/1/Root'.
The error was 'Class not registered.'
I originally saw the problem after installing VS 2003
and .NET framework 1.1, but even with those two
uninstalled, I still see the error message if I try to
load something like IISSTART.ASP.
Any ideas?
Steve