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Every once in awhile, the very act of deviating from the norm to use a *gasp* 64-bit operating system meets with heavenly punishment. So much so that the most rudimentary tasks of opening a text file in a text editor is met with disapproval. I have already encountered this a few times ever since I installed x64 Windows Vista onto my home's ...

Will the same pain ever stop? It seems like IIS 7 has a habit of inserting in more security restrictions to break your applications when you are not looking. So, after you install SP1 onto your Windows Vista workstation, you may want to immediately run over to browser and test if your local web applications can still function normally. You may ...

For the whole of last week I was unable to readily make general use of IIS 7 on my upgraded laptop. New virtual directories I created to point to a web application did not allow me to alter the Default Document property. It kept spewing 0x80070005 E_ACCESSDENIED messages when I tried to modify it just ''default.aspx'' instead of the inherited ...