Talismanic
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I am having a problem with my XP/Win2k duel boot. I divided the drive in two and then installed Win2K on the second partition (E
. I made sure everything was working on Win2k and then put my rcovery disk into the CD Rom and rebooted. Since it is a recovery disk and not a shrink wrapped version, XP it is ghosted onto the C drive instead of being installed to it.
When it is done I edit the boot.ini to include Win2k. Now I can boot either OS and it works great except for one thing. Something must get over written on the C drive during the ghost that disables/breaks IIS on my Win2k install.
When I try and start the IIS Admin mmc or any of the IIS services it times out with an unexpected error. The only clue I have is that when I try and open a front page web (local) I get an error that says Accessing HTTP servers requires 32 bit TCP/IP networking, which is not installed or needs configuring. However, everything but the IIS works and I have been able to reproduce this so I know it was not a bad install. Any ideas?
In case you are wondering I do need IIS because I am developing some scripts for a client that uses Access with IIS 5 at his server.
When it is done I edit the boot.ini to include Win2k. Now I can boot either OS and it works great except for one thing. Something must get over written on the C drive during the ghost that disables/breaks IIS on my Win2k install.
When I try and start the IIS Admin mmc or any of the IIS services it times out with an unexpected error. The only clue I have is that when I try and open a front page web (local) I get an error that says Accessing HTTP servers requires 32 bit TCP/IP networking, which is not installed or needs configuring. However, everything but the IIS works and I have been able to reproduce this so I know it was not a bad install. Any ideas?
In case you are wondering I do need IIS because I am developing some scripts for a client that uses Access with IIS 5 at his server.