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Click on Start -&gt; Control Panel<br />
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Click on View by drop down link in the top-right corner and select Small Icons. The items list now changed to uncategorized list.<br />
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Click on Programs and Features<br />
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Now click on Turn Windows features on or off to get windows feature dialog box<br />
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Select required component(Internet Information Services) from Windows Â Features dialog box. Click on + to expand and view sub-features list.<br />
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Now windows installing Microsoft Windows for you. You will get “Please wait while Windows makes changes to features. This may take several minutes.” Just wait while windows completing installation.<br />
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Now type <a href="http://localhost/" rel="ugc">http://localhost/</a>&nbsp;in your favorite browser. You shoud see default IIS7 page.<br />
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Click on Start -> Control Panel

Click on View by drop down link in the top-right corner and select Small Icons. The items list now changed to uncategorized list.

Click on Programs and Features


Now click on Turn Windows features on or off to get windows feature dialog box

Select required component(Internet Information Services) from Windows Â Features dialog box. Click on + to expand and view sub-features list.

Now windows installing Microsoft Windows for you. You will get “Please wait while Windows makes changes to features. This may take several minutes.” Just wait while windows completing installation.

Now type http://localhost/ [http://localhost/] in your favorite browser. You shoud see default IIS7 page.

 Follow-steps-below-for-IIS--inst.docx [https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2011/12_w52/532734/Follow-steps-below-for-IIS--inst.docx]

Install Microsoft IIS (Internet Information Server) on Windows7

Follow-steps-below-for-IIS--inst.docx

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Thanks but as mentioned needed a script to automate these clicks. Due to mass installation
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Thanks but as mentioned needed a script to automate these clicks. Due to mass installation

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Hi All,<br />
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Installation of IIS automatically in windows 7 machine<br />
Can anyone help me with a easy way to enable IIS on win 7 systems.<br />
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Thanks<br />

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Hi All,

Installation of IIS automatically in windows 7 machine
Can anyone help me with a easy way to enable IIS on win 7 systems.

Thanks


Installation of IIS automatically in windows 7 machine

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