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IIS Displaying detail errors with the friendly http error pages for Classical ASP pages
I am using Windows 10, IIS 10 - or that's what the about said and developing using localhost. I installed ASP and uninstall all of .Net - don't use it. I had at one tried VS 2010 but uninstalled it.
All of my pages are in the default web site - I did not rename it nor did I create a virtual directory.
I am revising classical ASP pages and need to have the errors display on the browser page - it throws a 500 page up but no specific details.
I have clicked the "display details errors" option for the error pages. And have set "send errors to browser" to true for ASP for the web site.
But no go. My IE is 11 and I have made sure that disable scripts is not checked and so forth.
I really need to have it display my errors. I have attached  screen shots of the options and what I receive after setting options.
I did stop and start the web site (I am using the default web site)
Although it shows the JITdebugger for VS 2010 - I am NOT using VS 2010 - I am using Notepad++
I had at one tried VS2010 but uninstalled. I can not post the coding from the page - sensitive.
Could anyone be as so kind as to explain to me how I can fix it so the error show. I would appreciate it.
The browser used to display detailed errors when they occurred. But that was a few years ago...
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Active Server Pages (ASP) is Microsoft’s first server-side engine for dynamic web pages. ASP’s support of the Component Object Model (COM) enables it to access and use compiled libraries such as DLLs. It has been superseded by ASP.NET, but will be supported by Internet Information Services (IIS) through at least 2022.