>>>AFAIK IIS doesn't exist in Home version, not sure if you can install on Home edition. If you can it should be under Add remove programs\Add/remove window components.
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>>Cetin,
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>>No it doesn't. Further, if you foolishly try to install it from something Win2K Pro by double clicking the MSI file (like I did), it will install but won't work correctly. You'll also get a number of incapability errors during the install.
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>Hi George,
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>What was your solution? Did you upgrade to PRO? Did you try using advice from the link, I gave in my first message?
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>I have XP Home edition here (my husband's laptop) and Windows 98 at home. I'm thinking, what should be the easiest steps for me to be able to run ASP...
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>Do you know, how much only computer block with no OS installed (and no keyboard, monitor, mouse, etc.) would cost?
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>Thanks in advance.

No, I didn't upgrade to Pro. It's my home box and all the work I do connected with Intranet/Internet development is done here.

I've heard that it's a mistake to try to upgrade from Home to Pro. What the exact problems are, I don't know. In my case, backing everything up, doing a complete wipe of the drive then installing Pro, then restoring everything was too much of a hassle.

No, I haven't done any research in components costs since I got my home box last August. So any information I'd have is out-of-date.