hi all,

I am having this problem for a long time.Everytime i restart my machine,i get this error related to IIS.

Default Website Stopped. I have tried to reinstall my IIS everytime to no use.

But still i get the same error.

Can anyone suggest help on this.

Thanks in advance.

Regards

Exelio.

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you can start the default website by

typing "net start w3svc" in the command prompt.

You can also do this one:

write net start w3svc in a text file and save it with extn .bat

keep this file in ur starup folder. This should work.

Thanks,
Chaitanya.:surprised

hi Chaitanya,

Sorry for the delay.I uninstalled my IIS and VS.NET and installed again.Now its working.

But i have saved the batch file which u gave.Will use in the near future.

Thanks for your help.

Regards

Exelio

Well I Think Some Application Is Definetely Blocking Or Using Port 80 And When Iis Looks For That Port It Is Unavailable......so Look For That Application And If U R Using Firewall Plz Disconnect It Because Firewall Uses The Same Port And Try Changing The Port To 80:80.....

Hope It Will Help

i changed TCPPort form 80 to 81 in website tab (properties)
then i start ...
it's working
hope useful for u
brs
My Linh

http://localhost/

paste this address bar to know iis install or not
or u can go to control panel-->adnimistrative tool-->IIS

from there configure ur website to wwwroot

if you installed IIS after your .net installation then you must register IIS with framework
run following script in start -> run

C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\aspnet_regiis.exe -i

This is for windows XP
start->run->type 'inetmgr' ->ok
go to -- web sites->Default website
right click on it then select properties
in that websit tab change tcp port to-1024 (it would be 80 by default)
now click apply and ok,
now again
go to -- web sites->Default website
again right click on it then select start
now your iis service will start for web applications

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