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    omkamal
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    Hai, I have installed the .NET framework redistributable on a machine. And I installed my ASP.NET web application that I created. When I ran the application none of the ASP.NET controls appeared. Can you tell me what I am missing? I also found that in my development machine there is an ASPNET user account created. This is not created in the machine that I am testing (in which I only installed .NET framework redist!!). My project beta demo is broken because of this. Any quick help will be greatly appreciated. :) omkamal

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      Hai, I have installed the .NET framework redistributable on a machine. And I installed my ASP.NET web application that I created. When I ran the application none of the ASP.NET controls appeared. Can you tell me what I am missing? I also found that in my development machine there is an ASPNET user account created. This is not created in the machine that I am testing (in which I only installed .NET framework redist!!). My project beta demo is broken because of this. Any quick help will be greatly appreciated. :) omkamal

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      Peter Marino
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      I have the same problem and also would like some help to why none of my web form control appear? note,. that the HTML controls do work and are visible,.. but using web form controls ... well I just can't see them:confused:

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        I have the same problem and also would like some help to why none of my web form control appear? note,. that the HTML controls do work and are visible,.. but using web form controls ... well I just can't see them:confused:

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        Atleast this is what I found what!!! which solved the problem, but I am not sure whether this is the exact solution. There must be an ASP.NET Server Service running on the machine in which you are viewing your website. This service runs under ASPNET user account. So two things, 1. Check whether ASPNET user account is created on your machine. 2. Then check whether the ASP.NET Server Service is installed. This is the aspnet_wp.exe file. If none of these is fulfilled, then uninstall .NET redist, run windows update for latest security(see the requirements link in the .NET redist download page in microsoft website) and run updates for IIS. Then install redist again. This is how I solved it. Any other suggestions/comments? :) omkamal

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          Atleast this is what I found what!!! which solved the problem, but I am not sure whether this is the exact solution. There must be an ASP.NET Server Service running on the machine in which you are viewing your website. This service runs under ASPNET user account. So two things, 1. Check whether ASPNET user account is created on your machine. 2. Then check whether the ASP.NET Server Service is installed. This is the aspnet_wp.exe file. If none of these is fulfilled, then uninstall .NET redist, run windows update for latest security(see the requirements link in the .NET redist download page in microsoft website) and run updates for IIS. Then install redist again. This is how I solved it. Any other suggestions/comments? :) omkamal

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          ASP.NET Server Service running,.. what exactly is that,.. I have installed the iis and it is running fine,.. I can see normal asp webpages. but not with any web form controls on them. what is a ASPNET user account? I have tried looking for aspnet_wp.exe and couldn't find it. plz note: I'm running this on an Windows XP how do I reinstall the redist,.. I just installed the microsoft developer studio .net stuff,.. nothing more nothing less. Peter

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            ASP.NET Server Service running,.. what exactly is that,.. I have installed the iis and it is running fine,.. I can see normal asp webpages. but not with any web form controls on them. what is a ASPNET user account? I have tried looking for aspnet_wp.exe and couldn't find it. plz note: I'm running this on an Windows XP how do I reinstall the redist,.. I just installed the microsoft developer studio .net stuff,.. nothing more nothing less. Peter

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            Peter Marino wrote: ASP.NET Server Service running,.. what exactly is that This service is used to manage state information while running asp.net web apps. Not clear though, about the exact details of this service. Peter Marino wrote: what is a ASPNET user account? this account is used by your browser to run ASP.NET apps, again I dont know the exact definition. Also, as I am using Win2K, I found the aspnet_wp.exe running in my machine and if I kill it, then my asp.net controls will not appear. I think that should also be existing in a Windows XP machine. Peter Marino wrote: how do I reinstall the redist Go to add/remove programs and first uninstall the current Redist. (installed if any), and then just reinstall the Redist (either by downloading it from website) or if you have installed VS.NET final version then no need to worry about anything. It should take care of everything. omkamal

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              Peter Marino wrote: ASP.NET Server Service running,.. what exactly is that This service is used to manage state information while running asp.net web apps. Not clear though, about the exact details of this service. Peter Marino wrote: what is a ASPNET user account? this account is used by your browser to run ASP.NET apps, again I dont know the exact definition. Also, as I am using Win2K, I found the aspnet_wp.exe running in my machine and if I kill it, then my asp.net controls will not appear. I think that should also be existing in a Windows XP machine. Peter Marino wrote: how do I reinstall the redist Go to add/remove programs and first uninstall the current Redist. (installed if any), and then just reinstall the Redist (either by downloading it from website) or if you have installed VS.NET final version then no need to worry about anything. It should take care of everything. omkamal

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              where do I setup the ASP.NET Server Service? and where do I create the ASPNET user account?, I looked in the user account information and didn't find anything about asp accounts.

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