This is happening on a WinXP Pro SP2 machine with Visual Studio 2005 & local
IIS as the debugger. Everything was working fine this morning (and had been
working for weeks/months prior). After a trip to windows update (where I
installed IE 7, .NET 3.0, VS 2005 SP1 and misc updates for XP such as
timezone changes & a new sound driver) I can no longer debug my web app on
IIS. I now receive this message:
"Unable to start debugging on the web server. The web server is not
configured correctly. See help for common configuration errors. Running the
web page outside of the debugger may provide further information."
I can visit the website without debugging directly at http://localhost/ in
IE 7 (or FireFox 2.0) and the website functions 100% as expected, no errors.
I have not changed any of the authentication methods for the website in IIS.
Windows Authentication is enabled. IIS shows framework version 2.0 on the
ASP.NET property tab of the website (as it always did) and the website code
itself is still referencing objects from the 2.0 framework (no change).
debug="true" in web.config (no change), VS 2005 still references a custom
webserver url of http://localhost/ (no change). I cannot figure out what
has changed but obviously something very critical has in fact changed.
It was not getting this error message this morning before the updates. Any
ideas?