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No ASP.NET application can be installed on my IIS

Hi ALl,

If I create an ASP.NET application and deploy it to IIS ,it works but if I
want to install an ASP.NET application (any kind which uses setup file) ,,it
just simply gives me some memory write errors and I can't install it,is it
because the setup file can't create virtual direcotries on IIS?

Thanks for you help

Nov 19 '05 #1
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Here is more explanation about my problem:

For instance when I try to install an ASP.NET application ,during the
installation of that I get this memory error and installation never is
finished:

MsiExec.exe-Application Error
=============== ======
The instrauction at "........" referenced memory at "....".The memory could
not be "written".C lick ok to teminate the programme

When I install for instance "Reporting services" (Part of it is an ASP.NET
Application) ,I get the same error but with differnet caption
"csc.exe-Application error" (csc.exe is the c# compiler),inter esting point
here is that in the second case(Reporting services),I get that Error not
during the installation ,but when I request the application URL through my
IE.

I think All these problems started when Micorosft Update suggested me to fix
my not very good installation of .Net Framework on my computer ,and I
stupidly trust it and after that I almost can't install any .Net Related
things without lots of problems.I have severally uninstalled .Net Framework
and IIS ,but still the same error.

Thanks for your help.
ALI

"ALI-R" <Ra*@Alirezaei. com> wrote in message
news:eV******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP14.phx.gbl...
Hi ALl,

If I create an ASP.NET application and deploy it to IIS ,it works but if I
want to install an ASP.NET application (any kind which uses setup file)
,,it
just simply gives me some memory write errors and I can't install it,is it
because the setup file can't create virtual direcotries on IIS?

Thanks for you help

Nov 19 '05 #2
try running the VS.NET tool "Aspnet_regiis. exe"
Let me know if this helped...
"ALI-R" wrote:
Here is more explanation about my problem:

For instance when I try to install an ASP.NET application ,during the
installation of that I get this memory error and installation never is
finished:

MsiExec.exe-Application Error
=============== ======
The instrauction at "........" referenced memory at "....".The memory could
not be "written".C lick ok to teminate the programme

When I install for instance "Reporting services" (Part of it is an ASP.NET
Application) ,I get the same error but with differnet caption
"csc.exe-Application error" (csc.exe is the c# compiler),inter esting point
here is that in the second case(Reporting services),I get that Error not
during the installation ,but when I request the application URL through my
IE.

I think All these problems started when Micorosft Update suggested me to fix
my not very good installation of .Net Framework on my computer ,and I
stupidly trust it and after that I almost can't install any .Net Related
things without lots of problems.I have severally uninstalled .Net Framework
and IIS ,but still the same error.

Thanks for your help.
ALI

"ALI-R" <Ra*@Alirezaei. com> wrote in message
news:eV******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP14.phx.gbl...
Hi ALl,

If I create an ASP.NET application and deploy it to IIS ,it works but if I
want to install an ASP.NET application (any kind which uses setup file)
,,it
just simply gives me some memory write errors and I can't install it,is it
because the setup file can't create virtual direcotries on IIS?

Thanks for you help


Nov 19 '05 #3
Man,,,

after so many months my problem got solved ,I SO APPRECIATE IT.I think I did
it before too!!!!!!! but this time...... I don't know ,I'm confused .I was
about to change my windows tomorrow ,you saved my life man!!!

I will keep you posted on other issues,because I had problem installing
Reporting services (which is a ASP.NET Application somehow)

Thanks
"Tom W" <Tom W@discussions.m icrosoft.com> wrote in message
news:B3******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
try running the VS.NET tool "Aspnet_regiis. exe"
Let me know if this helped...
"ALI-R" wrote:
Here is more explanation about my problem:

For instance when I try to install an ASP.NET application ,during the
installation of that I get this memory error and installation never is
finished:

MsiExec.exe-Application Error
=============== ======
The instrauction at "........" referenced memory at "....".The memory
could
not be "written".C lick ok to teminate the programme

When I install for instance "Reporting services" (Part of it is an
ASP.NET
Application) ,I get the same error but with differnet caption
"csc.exe-Application error" (csc.exe is the c# compiler),inter esting
point
here is that in the second case(Reporting services),I get that Error not
during the installation ,but when I request the application URL through
my
IE.

I think All these problems started when Micorosft Update suggested me to
fix
my not very good installation of .Net Framework on my computer ,and I
stupidly trust it and after that I almost can't install any .Net Related
things without lots of problems.I have severally uninstalled .Net
Framework
and IIS ,but still the same error.

Thanks for your help.
ALI

"ALI-R" <Ra*@Alirezaei. com> wrote in message
news:eV******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP14.phx.gbl...
> Hi ALl,
>
> If I create an ASP.NET application and deploy it to IIS ,it works but
> if I
> want to install an ASP.NET application (any kind which uses setup file)
> ,,it
> just simply gives me some memory write errors and I can't install it,is
> it
> because the setup file can't create virtual direcotries on IIS?
>
> Thanks for you help
>
>
>


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