IIS question again

  • Thread starter Rob Giordano \(Crash\)
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Rob Giordano \(Crash\)

Ok..trying to update .NET Framework to 1.1 (Quick Books pro install needs
it).

When trying to install the 1.1 I get a message that IIS needs to be shut
down (Admin I think?)...and the install trys to shut it down but never does.

Where/how do I do the shutdown manually so NET Framework 1.1 will install?
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

The install should automatically shut down IIS.

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Tom Pepper Willett

Have you tried the net framework newsgroups?
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| Ok..trying to update .NET Framework to 1.1 (Quick Books pro install needs
| it).
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| When trying to install the 1.1 I get a message that IIS needs to be shut
| down (Admin I think?)...and the install trys to shut it down but never
does.
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| Where/how do I do the shutdown manually so NET Framework 1.1 will install?
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Rob Giordano \(Crash\)

It didn't.

And when I finally found IIS Admin in Services...it was a pain to turn off
still! Kept saying: Stopping but never Stopped. I ended up switching to
Manual then Stop then reboot machine and then had to go Stop it again that
time it stayed stopped so I could install Framework.

Then for sheets & giggles I decided to see what happened if I turned it off
and tried to open localhost...of course not, but I wanted to see the error.
THEN restarted, went to FP and still cant open local host unless I reboot.
Is this normal...doesnt seem so.

R.
 
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Steve Easton

You can shut it down in computer management, or copy and paste this into a command prompt window and
press enter:

net stop iisadmin /y

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Rob Giordano \(Crash\)

I'm baffled man...finally got it shut down and installed...but now I have
two Frameworks the old and then new 1.1

worse is the problem I'm having with home page conflict see my other thread.
 
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Rob Giordano \(Crash\)

btw...the cmd line method won't shut it down, it puts up dots...probably
times out.
the only way so far Ive been able to shut it down is:
In Services, switch from Start Up to Manual first, then Stop
 
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JIMCO Software

Rob said:
I'm baffled man...finally got it shut down and installed...but now I
have two Frameworks the old and then new 1.1
Click to expand...

That's normal. The 1.1 Framework is not an upgrade to 1.0. It's a
side-by-side install.

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Rob Giordano \(Crash\)

I'm not even using it for apps (if writing them is what you mean)...dunno
nutting bout .NET yet. The only reason I went through this gauntlet was
because installing Quick Books Pro made me.

If I uninstall it with XP Pro will it mess up anything with IIS ?? - I don't
trust anything these days ;-)
There's also Frameworks Wizard too.
 
J

JIMCO Software

Rob said:
I'm not even using it for apps (if writing them is what you
mean)...dunno nutting bout .NET yet. The only reason I went through
this gauntlet was because installing Quick Books Pro made me.

If I uninstall it with XP Pro will it mess up anything with IIS ?? -
I don't trust anything these days ;-)
There's also Frameworks Wizard too.
Click to expand...

The Framework wizards are for configuration, not installation.

You can uninstall 1.0 and it won't affect IIS.

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