Hi Donald,
Thanks for your response. After searching some former issues, Curently I
think we can test from the following steps:
1. Check your OS version and IIS version. If there is exsiting asp.net
project on your machine, try open it to see whether you can open a existing
asp.net project.
2. In IIS, make sure your default site(
http://localhost) 's ip address is
set to unassigned and is configured as a root application.
3. put a simple classic ASP page in the IIS's default site's root and visit
it to see whether it can work well.
If well,then try making request
http://localhost/get_aspx_ver.aspx to see
what happen.
If the get_aspx_ver.aspx also works, then try create a simple test.aspx
page and tried browsing to
http://localhost/test.aspx to see whether it works.
If the above things not work, I'm afraid, there maybe something wrong with
your .net framework in addition to the IIS.
Please let me know what you get. Looking forward to your response.
Regards,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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