Uninstalling IIS and reinstalling MX as a standalone server is a last resort but I may end up doing that for the time being if I can't get this solved today. Any other suggestions you (or anyone) might have would be great!
Thanks
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Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2004 11:13 PM
Subject: Re: XP pro and MX 6.1
yeah i had that problem, it seems as though microcrap doesnt do u any
favors in setup if u dont use their technologies....imagine that 1~~~lol
heres what i did
1) uninstall IIS and NEVER reinstall it!
2) uninstall & reinstall cfmx as a standalone server
and just like magic, u take away the M$ and it works great!
and u can feel good cause your laptop is now quite a bit more secure;)
> what the.....
>
> ok I've been runnin 2k on the machine that runs my CF server and never
> had an issue installing at all. I just bought a laptop that came with XP
> Pro. I threw in the XP CD, loaded IIS and office on there then installed
> MX Studio and CF MX so i can code on the go.
>
> when i try to go to localhost/cfide/administrator now, i get a download
> dialog like my web server doesnt know what to do with a .cfm or
> something but if i hit localhost/sitename on any of my cf sites i get a
> big broke site and the view source is actually coldfusion code. huh?
>
> any body seen anything like this and know how to remedy it?
>
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