Re: . IIS install on XP Pro

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From: Phil (I.fix.probs_at_for.you)
Date: 08/03/04 

Date: Tue, 3 Aug 2004 13:23:55 -0400

They must have changed the link. I just copied and pasted it from my help
documents I have. I'll have to update that info. Thanks for the feedback on
the link. Hopefully it helps you out. Post back when you try the install.

Allen Pitts wrote:
> Good morng Phil,
>
> Thanks for your excellent reply.
> Went to page
>
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/downloads/servicepacks/sp1/sp1lang.asp
> The page says
> "We're sorry, but there is no Microsoft.com Web page matching your
> entry.
> It is possible that you typed the address incorrectly, or that the
> page no longer exists. You may wish to try another entry or to use
> the links below, which we hope will help provide you with the
> information you need."
>
> There were however, three links that looked promising
> Windows Downloads
> Microsoft Windows Update: Downloads for Windows
> and
> Microsoft Download Center
>
> The first took me to a page titled Windows Downloads and Ptoducts
> Updates
> where there is a link called Windows XP Professional. This goes to
> a page titled Windows XP Downloads. This has a link called Software
> Updates
> which goes to Windows XP Software Updates which has a link called
> Windows XP Service Pack 1a. This leads to a page called Windows XP
> Service Pack 1a. There is no download link on this page only a link
> called Express Installation
> This goes to Windows XP Service Pack 1a Express Installation which
> has a
> link called Windows XP SP1a. This link goes to a Windows Update page
> which wants to Scan for Updates. No download of the service pack.
>
> The second link, Microsoft Windows Update: Downloads for Windows
> This link goes directly to the Windows Update page which was the
> final destination
> of link one above,which wants to Scan for Updates. No download of the
> service pack.
>
> The third link, Windows Download Center, ask for the product from a
> drop down box.
> Selecting Windows Xp and inputting keywords 'service pack' took me to
> a list
> which included Windows XP Service Pack 1a Express Install (32-bit)
> for End Users.
> This page has a download button which downloaded the service pack.
>
> Currently away from computer which needs installation. Will install
> service pack and update thread.
>
> Thanks again.
>
> Allen in Dallas
>
> "Allen Pitts" wrote:
>
>> Good morning newsgroup,
>>
>> Need to install Visual Basic Studio 2003. VBS 2003 says need to
>> install IIS and FrontPAge extensions to do web based work. IIS
>> installs(which I assume will include FP extensions) says it cannot
>> find infocomm.dll and ask me to put XP Professional Service Pack 1
>> into drive. Tried to download SP1 but the download page takes me to
>> a page that scans my drive and does updates but does not download
>> the service pack. How can I get IIS to install on XP?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Allen in Dallas

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