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]]> Comment on Windows XP Sp3 Access Denied Error by Loki-undergod http://lokiundergod.wordpress.com/2008/04/29/windows-xp-sp3-access-denied-error/#comment-50 Loki-undergod Fri, 07 Nov 2008 01:43:19 +0000 http://lokiundergod.wordpress.com/?p=26#comment-50 Tim, You may want to take a look at this article, which suggests to remove and reinstall IIS: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/325889/en-us As suggested in one forum: "Before you remove IIS, please backup IIS configuration and copy to another location since you may need one of the step to remove IIS folder. This is the note copied from previous article. The default location of the backup is the %SystemRoot%\system32\inetsrv\MetaBack folder. By default, C:\Winnt is the %SystemRoot% folder in Windows 2000 and C:\Windows is the %SystemRoot% folder in Windows XP Professional. If you want to save your backup file to another location, you can copy the file from this default location to another location. Keep a copy in the default location to allow for an easy restoration. " Tim,

You may want to take a look at this article, which suggests to remove and reinstall IIS:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/325889/en-us

As suggested in one forum:

“Before you remove IIS, please backup IIS configuration and copy to another location since you may need one of the step to remove IIS folder. This is the note copied from previous article.

The default location of the backup is the %SystemRoot%\system32\inetsrv\MetaBack folder. By default, C:\Winnt is the %SystemRoot% folder in Windows 2000 and C:\Windows is the %SystemRoot% folder in Windows XP Professional. If you want to save your backup file to another location, you can copy the file from this default location to another location. Keep a copy in the default location to allow for an easy restoration. “

]]> Comment on Windows XP Sp3 Access Denied Error by Loki-undergod http://lokiundergod.wordpress.com/2008/04/29/windows-xp-sp3-access-denied-error/#comment-49 Loki-undergod Fri, 24 Oct 2008 07:29:15 +0000 http://lokiundergod.wordpress.com/?p=26#comment-49 Definitely a strange error, indeed, Tim! I can't say that anything comes to mind off of the top of my head, but I will certainly look into the issue. -Loki Definitely a strange error, indeed, Tim! I can’t say that anything comes to mind off of the top of my head, but I will certainly look into the issue.

-Loki

]]> Comment on Windows XP Sp3 Access Denied Error by Tim http://lokiundergod.wordpress.com/2008/04/29/windows-xp-sp3-access-denied-error/#comment-48 Tim Thu, 16 Oct 2008 18:34:51 +0000 http://lokiundergod.wordpress.com/?p=26#comment-48 Luki: I was running into the Access Denied issue when installing SP3 for WinXP. I found yoru information and ran the resert.cmd file. Everything appeared well as I was successfully able to install Sp3 afterwards. I am now encountering an issue. I develop small websites on my local machine with IIS 5.1 installed as a test server. Since the Sp3 installation I am running into 401 - access denied errors for my latest simple asp site. It is strange behavior. The access denied is happening for most images called by my style sheets as well as a small flash image called from the html code. The site still displays but without these elements. It is like the 401 is being applied to the actual elements and not the directories because. Stylesheets reside in their own directories and are being applied. The image directorie where I store all images is being accessed because i see a couple images being displayed that are being called form the html code. Very wierd behavior since i walked through this update. Prior to the update IIS there were no permission issues and development was going well. Woudl you please give me some help? Luki:

I was running into the Access Denied issue when installing SP3 for WinXP. I found yoru information and ran the resert.cmd file. Everything appeared well as I was successfully able to install Sp3 afterwards.

I am now encountering an issue. I develop small websites on my local machine with IIS 5.1 installed as a test server. Since the Sp3 installation I am running into 401 – access denied errors for my latest simple asp site. It is strange behavior. The access denied is happening for most images called by my style sheets as well as a small flash image called from the html code. The site still displays but without these elements. It is like the 401 is being applied to the actual elements and not the directories because. Stylesheets reside in their own directories and are being applied.

The image directorie where I store all images is being accessed because i see a couple images being displayed that are being called form the html code.

Very wierd behavior since i walked through this update. Prior to the update IIS there were no permission issues and development was going well.

Woudl you please give me some help?

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