How to upload IIS5 in Windows XP home edtion (Family edition)

General HOWTO to running IIS in Windows XP home Edition
Richard Sandoz
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may be affected by the repeated virus attacks on its Web server IIS, in order to ensure the use of the user's computer operating system
All, Microsoft does not have integrated IIS in its product: Operating system Windows XP Home Editon (Family edition), or
PWS (Personal Web Server), and in general, the operating system that a user randomly configures when buying a computer is the home version
Win XP, which brings trouble to users who need web development and do not want to buy a professional version of Win XP, this article
For a home version of Win XP can be installed on the IIS5 method.
You need to prepare the XP Home Edition disc and the Windows Advance Server CD.
1) Open C:windowsinfsysoc. INF, find the [Components] segment
2 Find the line below it iis=iis.dll,ocentry,iis.inf,hide,7
Change into: iis=iis2.dll,ocentry,iis2.inf,,7
3 Insert the Win2K disc, assuming the optical drive is e:
4 Open the Command Line window (Start-run-cmd-OK), call command
Expand E:i386iis.dl_ C:iis2.dll
Expand E:i386iis.in_ C:iis2.inf
5) Copy C:iis2.dll to C:windowssystem32setup
Copy C:iis2.inf to C:windowsinf

6 Open Control Panel, add installation application, select Add Windows Component
7 Select the Internet Information Server and set the content to be installed to determine the installation
8 in the installation process can not find a file dialog box, generally in the Win2K CD to find the required files, until
Setup explicitly wants you to insert an XP CD
9) Complete the installation
10 access to Control Panel management tools, find Internet management tools, open access to directory security settings,
Cancel the selection box in front of Integrated Windows validation, OK, exit, start WWW service
11 Open the browser type http://localhost/to see the results.
The above steps were successfully tested on the notebook.