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    :omg:i am unable to start the iis 5.1 which is automatically stopped,and reported as "unable to start "unexpected error 0x8ffe2740 occured" and while requesting a page it replies as "500 server internal error"

    dot net a new revolution,but this time it belongs to programmers

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      :omg:i am unable to start the iis 5.1 which is automatically stopped,and reported as "unable to start "unexpected error 0x8ffe2740 occured" and while requesting a page it replies as "500 server internal error"

      dot net a new revolution,but this time it belongs to programmers

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      IIS is unable to start; it looks like another program is using port 80 from my IIS. You receive "unexpected error 0x8ffe2740 occured" when trying to start IIS manually. Test: Run in the dos-prompt: netstat -an >c:\netstat.txt In the result file look if port 80 is LISTENING. If so, another program is using port 80. Solution: 1.Start 'Task manager' and start killing 1 application; then run netstat again, until you find the application that caused the problem (dot not kill explorer). 2.Try to find out where this application is started (registry 'run' or icon or startup folder) and solve the problem. Information: In my case 'SKYPE' was causing the problem; in the Skype options i found: 'Connection: use port 80 as an alternative.' restart IIS and see

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