Tip IIS cannot start the World Wide Web Publishing Service Solution _win Server

The same prompts are also present for the FTP Publishing service to start. Faint, and then open its properties to look at the service dependencies, but it depends on the service I have all opened, or not, and then Baidu Google a meal search, the results of a half-day search, according to those solutions to try not to, is desperate, when suddenly found a blog article Vinzip blogs, Then follow his method and do it again, then restart the computer! yes! OK, it seems that this person has a level, the article posted as follows:

"Early in the morning came to the company, I turned on my computer to find that the Web program could not be opened on my local machine. My first thought was that it was possible that IIS did not start. Then open the Control Panel-> management tools-> Services, see the list found: IIS admin has started automatically, but the world Wide Web Publishing service does not start. So I started the world Wide Web Publishing Service manually, and it was depressing to note that the parameter 87 was incorrect. The service could not be started.
So I had to use Google on the Internet to find some solutions related to the search. I follow the same solutions and the result is that I can't solve my problem. What to do? I'd like to look for clues in the Event Viewer. Then open the Control Panel-> management tool-> Event Viewer-> System. Found an error message with a red difference in the list on the right. Find the World Wide Web Publishing Service stopped because of the following error: incorrect parameter. "Finds the event id:7023 in the property bar.

The solution is simply translated:
1: Click "Start"-> "Run" in the Open dialog box to type regedt32 Click OK
2. In Registry Editor, expand HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.
3. Enter: Software \ Microsoft \ Rpc
4: Under RPC, select Internet
5: Right button, click "Delete", delete this key value
6. Close Registry Editor
7. Restart the computer.

Now my IIS can finally "the sound of the Tao is still".