IIS is the best option when Windows provides Web services that are sometimes accessed too large to cause a Web site to open.
1. Interface Operation
Open the Control Panel-> Administrative Tools-> Services. Locate the IIS Admin Service right click "Restart" pop-up "Stop other Services" window and click "Yes".
2, Net command operation
Click "Start"-> "Run", enter cmd Open command window;
Enter net stop iisadmin/y carriage return to stop IIS;
Re-enter net start IISAdmin carriage to start IIS;
Re-enter the net start W3SVC return Web service.
3, IISReset command operation
Click "Start"-> "Run" and enter IISRESET carriage return.
4. Reboot via IIS Manager
In the IIS server Management control tree, expand the IIS node, select the computer that needs to restart the IIS service, and then right-click to select All Tasks-> "Restart IIS."
5, restart the IIS server, start-> run->cmd (listed below the relevant operation commands):
Start after Iisreset/restart stop
Iisreset/start Start IIS (if stopped)
Iisreset/stop Stop IIS (if started)
Iisreset/reboot Reboot the computer
Iisreset/rebootonerror Restart the computer if IIS fails to stop
Iisreset/noforce do not force IIS to stop
Iisreset/timeout:x after X seconds, IIS is forced to stop unless the/noforce parameter is given. Content from
The most convenient use, of course, you can also run under cmd: Iisreset/start