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Draser
January 30th 09, 01:43 AM
My computer came with Windows XP Home Edition, version 5.1 and there is no
IIS under Windows Components. Can I, and how do I get IIS added to my
Components, please help.

Shenan Stanley
January 30th 09, 02:32 AM
Draser wrote:
> My computer came with Windows XP Home Edition, version 5.1 and
> there is no IIS under Windows Components. Can I, and how do I get
> IIS added to my Components, please help.

No.

Upgrade to a version of Windows with IIS - like WIndows XP Professional,
etc.

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Patrick Keenan
January 30th 09, 06:00 AM
"Draser" > wrote in message
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> My computer came with Windows XP Home Edition, version 5.1 and there is no
> IIS under Windows Components. Can I, and how do I get IIS added to my
> Components, please help.

You do this by upgrading the OS to XP Pro. IIS isn't supported on XP Home.
There are ways to hack it so that it will install, but these are not
recommended.

You can also use any of a number of other web servers.

HTH
-pk

Ken Blake, MVP
January 30th 09, 02:58 PM
On Thu, 29 Jan 2009 17:43:02 -0800, Draser
> wrote:

> My computer came with Windows XP Home Edition, version 5.1 and there is no
> IIS under Windows Components. Can I, and how do I get IIS added to my
> Components, please help.


You can not. XP Home doesn't support IIS

You can upgrade to XP Professional, or you could instead use a product
like Apache Server instead of IIS.

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N. Miller
January 30th 09, 05:31 PM
On Thu, 29 Jan 2009 17:43:02 -0800, Draser wrote:

> My computer came with Windows XP Home Edition, version 5.1 and there is no
> IIS under Windows Components. Can I, and how do I get IIS added to my
> Components, please help.

I have Windows XP Home Edition. I don't need the IIS, which is available
with Windows XP Pro, because the features of IIS are provided by Mercury/32
(a mail server) and Apache (a web server). Both are third party applications
which install, and run, just fine under Windows XP HE.

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