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I just updated a previous post concerning the IIS 5. I have read all the above posts and not sure if it will help my situation. They are just not anywhere to be found. I have a legal copy of XP Professional. It worked fine for years until a while back it stopped working. I paid for the professional version of XP so I could use IIS and am very frustrated that I cannot re-install this needed program without hours of work and tons of hassle.

It is available in XP Professional and I have a right to use it without any further cost or hours of wasted time and much hassle. Where can I find the several needed files and why cannot I re-install it without the hassle involved? Martin, I saw the post by Wayne and thought that I should ad my 2 cents worth. The I from the SP3 did not contain the same file set as the original OS so I was not able to find all of the necessary files to install the IIS as well as the other components.

I was no better off than before. Microsoft will not sell replacement Operating Systems. If Wayne still has the upgrade OS then he should have everything that he needs in the I, even if he has to do it manually for some reason which is very laborious. The content you requested has been removed. Ask a question. The Overflow Blog. Stack Gives Back Safety in numbers: crowdsourcing data on nefarious IP addresses. Featured on Meta. New post summary designs on greatest hits now, everywhere else eventually.

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