Thanks Gary!

I would try this, only that the IIS Manager doesn't work on my computer and I don't know why. :( I uninstalled the option pack and installed it again and I have the same problem...

Vlad

>1. Launch the Internet Service Manager on the server.
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>2. Find the site in question, right click it, and select Properties.
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>3. On the Directory tab under Application Settings is a check box labeled "Run in separate memory space (isolated process)". Check that box and click OK.
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>Now your site will run in memory outside of the IIS process. When you need to overwrite your dll, go back to the property sheet and click the Unload button. You should then be able to overwrite your dll.
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>It should be pointed out that there is a performance hit for running a web site this way since there has to be interprocess communication between IIS and your site's process. I don't recommend doing this on a production machine if it can be avoided particularly if you expect heavy traffic (and you always should!). If you don't have a development server, then you can set your site up this way during development and once you're done go back to the property sheet, unload the app, and then uncheck the box.
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>HTH