Vista system installation IIS7 Configure ASP operating environment

Desktop installed on Vista after not how to make good use of, basically take to the current load dedicated machine, even emule upload basic in megabytes per second meter

Vista is beautiful, faster than XP, but accustomed to XP, use Vista to feel not a common halo

Even the most basic add delete program I have to search on the internet to find-_____, of course, is accustomed to this is the case

The first few days when watching a movie in Vista, the results found KMPlayer play rmvb no sound. and went to search, found a lot of people say, try one of them not, I don't bother to get. Later invincible Xiaochun students idle bored to clean it up, concrete how to clean up, in fact, Xiaochun updated the sound card driver, I really surprised.

Always carrying small black run to run, is really annoying, today came to try to put on the Vista under the IIS7 to debug Zblog bar, not general trouble.

IIS7 in Windows Vista is not installed by default. The steps to install are: Start Control Panel procedures and features to turn on or off Windows features Internet Information Services (Start-control Panel-program and Features-turn windows Feature on or Off-internet information Services).

　　

IIS7 installation needs to be aware of, if you need ASP, ASP. NET, and so on, is required to install the function module, the default is not installed.

　　

Installation complete, start Control Panel management tools Internet Information Management (Start-control panel-administrative tools-internet information Services), you can see IIS7 tube The page.

　　

The ASP and Access environments are now configured

1. Open the Vista system to support the parent directory

On the IIS7 Administration home page of the IIS7 site, select ASP, and then in the Behaviors group, set the Enable parent path to TRUE. To turn on debugging, you also need to enable server-side debugging in Debug properties, and enable client debugging to change to True

2. Add "Authenticated Users" to the Vista installation directory C:\windows\ServiceProfiles\NetworkService\AppData\Local\Temp directory for read-write or Full Control permissions. The C:\windows\ServiceProfiles\NetworkService\AppData\Local\Temp directory is a hidden directory that can be win+r open to run and then put C:\windows\ServiceProfiles\ Networkservice\appdata\local\temp put it in and made sure it opened.

To set permissions step: Right-click the Temp folder and choose Properties Select the Security tab Click Edit to come out the Temp Permissions dialog box, click Add, and then enter authenticated Users in the Enter object name to select, OK returns to Temp's Permissions ", will be authenticated users of the full control on the hook, ok" OK.