Windows XP Home edition can also be installed with IIS

Prerequisites

1. Windows XP HomeEdit Chinese CD (copy to hard disk)
2. Windows 2000 Advanced Server CD (preferably Chinese Version)
3. By default, your XP is installed in C: WINDOWS.

Start

(If you are afraid of correction, first back up C: WINDOWSINFSYSOC. INF)

Open C: WINDOWSINFSYSOC. INF in notepad and find a line under [COMPONENTS:

Iis = iis. dll, OcEntry, iis. inf, hide, 7

Then change it

Iis = iis2.dll, OcEntry, iis2.inf, 7

Save.

Then, set the two files IIS in Windows 2000 Advanced Server CD. DL _ and IIS. IN _ copy to a temporary directory (for example, C: AAA), and then convert the current directory to C: AAA at the command prompt. Execute

Expand iis. DL _ IIS2.DLL
Expand iis. IN _ IIS2.INF

Solve the IIS2.DLL and IIS2.INF files, copy IIS2.INF to the C: WINDOWSINF directory, and copy IIS2.DLL to the C: WINDOWSSYSTEM32SETUP directory.

Now, click Start> Settings> Control Panel> add or delete Programs> Add/delete Windows Components. You are excited to find that IIS appears !!!

The subsequent installation process is similar to the installation of IIS in pro xp. During the installation process, you are required to select the location of the Windows 2000 Advanced Server disc and the Windows XP HomeEdit disc, and enter the specified directory to install IIS properly.

After the installation is complete, you cannot directly use it. You need to make some settings for IIS:

Control Panel-> Administrative Tools-> Internet Service Manager

Right-click "Default WEB site", go to the "Directory Security" tab, click "edit" in "Anonymous Access and verification control", and a new anonymous method window is displayed, click the "edit" button in "anonymous access" to remove the "allow IIS to control the password", and then return all the way.