Right - the latest problem on my new PC!
PC came shipped with XP Home Edition rather than Pro. As such you are not supposed to be able to run IIS on it. With a log of 'playing' and help from the web I have now patched together an IIS install on it which appears to work AOK.
The only apsect that does not work is the SMTP Service. Unfortunately the reason why I wanted IIS installed in the first page is for a particular bit of software that my company produces and that software relies on SMTP being installed and working.
Any ideas how I can do this - the SMTP Service fails with a code 126 module cant be found but doesnt tell me what module!
A Google search hasnt been much help in this case and all the IIS install notes for XP HE conveniantly say dont install the SMTP!!
I dont really want to upgrade to XP Pro unless neccesary so any ideas would be most appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Dave
PC came shipped with XP Home Edition rather than Pro. As such you are not supposed to be able to run IIS on it. With a log of 'playing' and help from the web I have now patched together an IIS install on it which appears to work AOK.
The only apsect that does not work is the SMTP Service. Unfortunately the reason why I wanted IIS installed in the first page is for a particular bit of software that my company produces and that software relies on SMTP being installed and working.
Any ideas how I can do this - the SMTP Service fails with a code 126 module cant be found but doesnt tell me what module!
A Google search hasnt been much help in this case and all the IIS install notes for XP HE conveniantly say dont install the SMTP!!
I dont really want to upgrade to XP Pro unless neccesary so any ideas would be most appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Dave