A perfect solution to IIS 500 errors in XP

It can be said that the IIS 500 Error in XP is an old and difficult problem. I have been searching for documents for a long time and cannot solve it. A popular article on the internet is about to teach IIS user password synchronization (see the article: http://hi.baidu.com/icancn/blog/item/d4a9fded9c31214f78f055c3.html), it can be said that this article is very vague, I personally according to the above, does not solve the problem, and this article introduces the operation method is very complex, this computer science is confusing to me!

Okay, today is a pleasure! I finally solved this problem and told you how to use it. This blog is original. Please mark coogg.com as the first release!

Make sure that the following services are in the starting status and the starting type is automatic

COM + Event System
COM + System Application

Into
Go to the control panel, go to the management tools-component service console root directory-Component Service-computer-my computer-COM + application, and find IIS
Out-of-process pooled applications right-click Properties -- identifier --
Change "following users" to "system users-Interactive Users-currently logged-on users ". Click "OK" and Right-click "properties"> "start"

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At this time, the iis500 problem has been solved perfectly theoretically, but you may encounter various problems ......

What if an error occurs when opening the COM + application?

Make sure that the Distributed Transaction Coordinator service is in the starting status and the starting type is automatic.

If an error occurs when the Distributed Transaction Coordinator service is enabled, make sure that the following two services are started and the Startup type is automatic.

Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
Security Accounts Manager

Enter MSDTC-resetlog and press enter at the run or cmd command prompt.

You can start the Distributed Transaction Coordinator service.

In this case, it is no longer a problem to open the COM + application.

What if I cannot find IIS Out-of-process pooled applications in COM + applications?

Very easy. First open the CMD Command Prompt

Run the CD command in sequence to enter X:/Windows/system32/inetsrv (X is your system disk)

Then enter the command:

Rundll32 wamreg. dll, createiispackage press enter (createiispackage must be case sensitive !)

Regsvr32 asptxn. dll press ENTER

Now, IIS Out-of-process pooled applications can be found.