Turn Windows Features On Or Off
Jan 24, 2016 12:26 PM|sganesan|LINK I upgraded my Windows 8 machine to Windows 10 recently. I did not have IIS installed back then (though I've installed it easily on other machines during the past). I was hoping it'd once again be simple, but something seems wrong with Windows 10 and IIS.
I attended Control Panel > Programs > Turn Windows features on or off. I ticked this area for Internet Information Services, thus hitting OK. Not all of the functions were successfully changed."
Jan 25, 2016 04:25 AM|Jean Sun|LINK Hi,
Please ensure you have installed the newest version of .Net Framework. If so, you can utilize the .Net Framework Repair Tool to correct some problems.
And look IIS installation log for additional detailed error information. The path of IIS installation log is C:Windowsiis.log
Please get the below log details,
[01/24/2016 23:12:18] [ ***** IIS 10.0 Component Based Setup ***** ]
[01/24/2016 23:12:18] "C:WINDOWSWinSxSamd64_microsoft-windows-iis-sharedlibraries_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.10586.0_none_9d6f0b1d5f298a7diissetup.exe" /uninstall SharedLibraries
[01/24/2016 23:12:18] Failed to detect if config redirection is enabled. result=0x80070032.Assuming config isn't redirected and continuing.
[01/24/2016 23:12:18] Uninstall of component SharedLibraries succeeded!
[01/24/2016 23:12:18] Success!
[01/24/2016 23:12:18] [ End of IIS 10.0 Component Based Setup ]
Perhaps the reason is that the previous IIS config files has not been deleted when you updated Win8 to Win10, then these old config files confused the IIS installer .
Jan 27, 2016 02:33 PM|sganesan|LINK Hi Jean,
How to remove the previous IIS config files. Can you please tell the respective path.
The configuration files for IIS 7 and then are located inside your %WinDir%System32InetsrvConfig folder, and you may find more info about the primary configuration files inside the following link.
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Feb 01, 2016 12:49 PM|sganesan|LINK Hi Jean, Sorry to the delay in reply. In my machine there's no Config folder within the following path %WinDir%System32Inetsrv
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Feb 02, 2016 04:11 AM|Jean Sun|LINK Hi,
Best Regards,
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Feb 08, 2018 01:45 PM|marcw1957|LINK I have a similar issue post-update. I updated Windows 7 to Windows 10. The Windows 7 would have been a clean install following a disk problem, and I'd not got around to installing IIS.
After the update, I want to fit IIS; I go on the "Programs and Features" menu, click "Turn Windows features on or off", and select IIS through the menu.
No errors - however it's been in that state for 25 minutes now.
NB just did the same on another machine that's had Win10 from new, plus it completed in about 2 minutes.
Both are i7 machines with SSD disks.
**UPDATE**
Seems to possess been a concern with the upgrade itself: got onto MS support chat, plus a technician took over my PC and did an in-place repair with the installation; I can now install IIS (and have absolutely done so).
So - if you've got the same issue as me, look at your Windows for virtually every failed updates, pay attention to system integrity etc.
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I attended Control Panel > Programs > Turn Windows features on or off. I ticked this area for Internet Information Services, thus hitting OK. Not all of the functions were successfully changed."
Can someone please help for this issue.
Jan 25, 2016 04:25 AM|Jean Sun|LINK Hi,
Please ensure you have installed the newest version of .Net Framework. If so, you can utilize the .Net Framework Repair Tool to correct some problems.
And look IIS installation log for additional detailed error information. The path of IIS installation log is C:Windowsiis.log
Jan 25, 2016 12:20 PM|sganesan|LINK Hi Jean,
Please get the below log details,
[01/24/2016 23:12:18] [ ***** IIS 10.0 Component Based Setup ***** ]
[01/24/2016 23:12:18] "C:WINDOWSWinSxSamd64_microsoft-windows-iis-sharedlibraries_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.10586.0_none_9d6f0b1d5f298a7diissetup.exe" /uninstall SharedLibraries
[01/24/2016 23:12:18] Failed to detect if config redirection is enabled. result=0x80070032.Assuming config isn't redirected and continuing.
[01/24/2016 23:12:18] Uninstall of component SharedLibraries succeeded!
[01/24/2016 23:12:18] Success!
[01/24/2016 23:12:18] [ End of IIS 10.0 Component Based Setup ]
Jan 27, 2016 04:26 AM|Jean Sun|LINK Hi,
Perhaps the reason is that the previous IIS config files has not been deleted when you updated Win8 to Win10, then these old config files confused the IIS installer .
Please remove all that old IIS config files properly before install IIS 10.
Jan 27, 2016 02:33 PM|sganesan|LINK Hi Jean,
Thanks to your reply.
How to remove the previous IIS config files. Can you please tell the respective path.
Jan 28, 2016 04:20 AM|Jean Sun|LINK Hi,
The configuration files for IIS 7 and then are located inside your %WinDir%System32InetsrvConfig folder, and you may find more info about the primary configuration files inside the following link.
http://www.iis.net/configreference
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Feb 01, 2016 12:49 PM|sganesan|LINK Hi Jean, Sorry to the delay in reply. In my machine there's no Config folder within the following path %WinDir%System32Inetsrv
Can you please help!
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Feb 02, 2016 04:11 AM|Jean Sun|LINK Hi,
Some config files are found in your .NET Framework folder.
- Machine.config. This file is situated in %windir%Microsoft.NETFrameworkframework_versionCONFIG.
- Root Web.config to the .NET Framework. This file is situated in %windir%Microsoft.NETFrameworkframework_versionCONFIG
You can try reinstalling the .NET Framework, then install IIS.
Best Regards,
Jean
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Re: Unable to put in IIS on Windows 10
Feb 08, 2018 01:45 PM|marcw1957|LINK I have a similar issue post-update. I updated Windows 7 to Windows 10. The Windows 7 would have been a clean install following a disk problem, and I'd not got around to installing IIS.
After the update, I want to fit IIS; I go on the "Programs and Features" menu, click "Turn Windows features on or off", and select IIS through the menu.
It then sits there saying: "Searching for required files...." - apparently forever.
No errors - however it's been in that state for 25 minutes now.
NB just did the same on another machine that's had Win10 from new, plus it completed in about 2 minutes.
Both are i7 machines with SSD disks.
So this is apparently linked to your upgrade issue.
**UPDATE**
Seems to possess been a concern with the upgrade itself: got onto MS support chat, plus a technician took over my PC and did an in-place repair with the installation; I can now install IIS (and have absolutely done so).
So - if you've got the same issue as me, look at your Windows for virtually every failed updates, pay attention to system integrity etc.
Apparently, several executables were corrupted.
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