I have IIS installed on my own laptop, which runs Vista. Unfortunately I don't remember how I installed IIS, but I seem to remember that it was pretty straight forward. But you say "Turn Windows features on/off" comes up blank, I think you have to give it a little more time.

If you are really desperate, have you checked with Windows Help? :-)

>The Programs icon under Control Panel does not have a Add/Remove Windows Components option. It has a "Turn Windows features on/off" option but this comes up blank. Also, this laptop came preinstalled with Vista so not sure if I need the original CD for Vista?
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>>As far as I remember, IIS comes with Vista, you just have to install it manually. Control Panel->Add or remove programs->Add/remove windows components.
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>>>Hi,
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>>>Historically when developing websites I always uploaded my development work to a web server and tested on the web server itself. Then made corrections and re-loaded my work to the web server. If I want to develop a new website on my own laptop then I assume I would need to install IIS on it in order to test how it works. Is that right? If so, is there a downloadable IIS installer package for Vista?
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>>>Thanks
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>>>Jos