Some time ago, when I installed IIS, I checked it. he found that his system is in the home version. in Windows XP, IIS is not configured. if you want to install IIS, install IIS on your own. for the XP Pro version. install it directly. but it is still a little troublesome for the home version. I summarized the methods as follows:
Step 1:
In "run" in the "Start" menu, enter "C:/Windows/INF/sysoc. inf". The system will automatically open the sysoc. inf file using notepad. In sysoc. in INF, find the section "[components]". Because the home version is a simplified version of XP, there are very few items in it. Add this section in it: "IIS = iis2.dll, ocentry, iis2.inf ,, 7 ". Save and close.
Because it is a simplified version of XP, there must be no IIS installation file in the downloaded Installation File. Download the IIS Installation File. After downloading, decompress the package to the root directory of any drive letter (preferably the root directory to facilitate subsequent commands ). For example, extract the compressed package to the root directory of drive D.
Step 2:
Enter "cmd" in the running process and press enter to start the command line mode. Enter the following two commands under the command line and press enter after each command line ends (assuming that the Drive drive is a D Drive ):
Expand D:/iis51/IIS. DL _ c:/Windows/system32/Setup/iis2.dll
Expand D:/iis51/IIS. In _ c:/Windows/INF/iis2.inf
Note that if you decompress the file to drive F, you can change d to drive F. At this time, you open the control panel-> Add/delete Windows Components, you will find that the Internet Information Service (IIS) installation options have appeared in the installation list.
Step 3:
The subsequent steps are the same as installing IIS, except that files cannot be found during installation (this is normal, because your IIS installation directory is not in the XP default directory ). At this time, you can click "Browse" and select the directory you just decompressed. This allows you to choose the installation file three times in total, and each directory will follow the steps described above.
No surprise. After a while, IIS will be installed. Click "finish ". However, this step is not complete yet. You need to make some settings for IIS: Open "Internet Service Manager" from the management tool"
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, then, click the "edit" button in "anonymous access" to remove the "allow IIS to control the password" comprehensive check, and then return all the way to OK. Now all the steps for installing iis5.1 in XP simplified version are completed.
Note that if your hard disk partition uses the fat format, the problem will not occur. go to the Internet to search for the IIS tutorial. however, if your hard disk partition is in the NT format, you must change the permission .. so OK ..
PS: There are a lot of IIS packages on the network. I am not so cool here, ^_^