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uilt a fresh Windows Server 2012 and sure enough, forgot to add Application Development under Web Server. I checked all but CGI, ASP, and Server Side Includes, since I have no classic ASP on here.   Chris Jan 16 '13 at it worked for me. I checked all when i was enabling iis but Application Development Features was unchecked auto. I checked again and it worked for me. Wow. Talk about an uninformative error. This fixed it for me, thanks.  After following these instructions I got a different message regarding ASP.NET not being installed even thought I checked the option... thanks to this other answer I was able to resolve my issue by re-installing .net through the command prompt   Migs Sep 16 '13 at 19:04
I checked the 'Application Development Features', but realised later that none of the features in that folder had actually been selected to be enabled. I manually selected each feature (except CGI) to remove the error.   I selected all except for ASP, CGI and Server-Side includes. Generally speaking, these features are not used by most modern web apps. Thanks for the solution.   ewilan Oct 9 '13 at 15:53
Confirmed for IIS8.5 for Windows 8.1.   Mike P. Oct 28 '13 at 20:32You're a life saver, thanks!   Dan Vanderboom Dec 16 '13 at 3:46
Thank you very much. This is probably the handiest S.O. answer I have ever found. Thanks Chuck.   Hamish Crittenden Jan 13 at 11:13
On IIS 8.5 Windows 8.1 I don't have to enable all, just ASP.NET 4.5.   Endy Tjahjono Feb 1 at 13:00
while(windows === windows)  linux += 1;    Eduardo La Hoz Miranda Mar 13 at 16:47
Would it kill Microsoft to do a simple check for ASP.NET first and foremost and alert the user, before presenting any other cryptic messages! windows server 2008 is a little bit different, pls refeice link Allan. Point #3 by the accepted answer is important and has already bitten me once. i.e. Granting permission at the parent EventLog registry key does NOT propagate to "inaccessible logs" such as Security and Virtual Server, even though they are child keys in the registry. If you want full event log access you have to grant permission at BOTH the parent event log level and the child Security levelst that I am starting a new debate, but I am interested in how this can happen, the reason being that I use this kind of configuration on my local dev machine to mirror how my website will look like in a production environment as I am running the website from Project folder of VS2012, instead of running from inetpub as it will be on production   Jack M Jun 6 '13 at 8:14
  	  	
Adding this IIS_IUSRS group to the permissions didn't solve the problem for me (Win8.1). One of my websites works without my having done this. Subsequent websites that I've added, both totally new and exact copies of the first, working site, do not work. When I add the IIS_IUSRS group to the permissions for web.config (or alternatively, to the whole folder) simply makes the Chrome browser tab hang when trying to render the page. IE continues displaying the previous page. "Waiting for localhost" Any ideas?   Dan Vanderboom Oct 11 '13 at 22:00 
  	  	
I eventually got it to work by changing the Application Pool identity to "Local Service". I don't know if this is a problem, but it's only on my test box, and at this point I'm too frustrated to fight with it any more today.