Vista Home Premium x64

My web sites ( local testing ) are on an external HDD. So i pointed
the default web site to the location of my web sites, so far so good.
I tried to view a page and IIS7 threw an error saying that there was
some asp.net error. Looked at the most likely cause was that the
web.config impersonation is set to true. So i went into IIS and
disabled it... as soon as i do that a blue screen of death comes up
saying multiple_irp_complete_requests... What can i do from here to
get things working?

Re: Blue Screen Of Death When Chaning a setting in IIS7 by David

David
Fri Jul 25 13:49:32 CDT 2008

On Jul 25, 11:29=A0am, Mangler <webmas...@repairresource.com> wrote:
> Vista Home Premium x64
>
> My web sites ( local testing ) are on an external HDD. =A0So i pointed
> the default web site to the location of my web sites, so far so good.
> I tried to view a page and IIS7 threw an error saying that there was
> some asp.net error. =A0Looked at the most likely cause was that the
> web.config impersonation is set to true. =A0 So i went into IIS and
> disabled it... as soon as i do that a blue screen of death comes up
> saying multiple_irp_complete_requests... =A0What can i do from here to
> get things working?


IIS is not able to be the cause of a blue screen of death, and
certainly not when you change web.config because that makes no kernel-
mode changes.

It sounds like a problem with your external hard drive and Vista at
the driver level. IIS is merely a user-mode application told to use
the external hard drive.


//David
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