No you can't - they're not sequenced in any forced order in the MSI file,
it's just a list. When you installed IIS first, the .NET framework install
integrated with it, that's why it worked. But you could have fixed that by
(probably) running aspnet_regiis if you'd installed .NET then IIS.

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>I have a relatively simply (demonstration) vb.net program which runs in a
>browser. Because of factors outside of my control, I will need to install
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Brian Cryer - 23 Jun 2005 17:33 GMT
Thanks Phil. Knowing I can't is useful. I'll give aspnet_regiis a go in the
morning.
Thanks again,
Brian.
> No you can't - they're not sequenced in any forced order in the MSI file,
> it's just a list. When you installed IIS first, the .NET framework install
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Phil Wilson - 23 Jun 2005 19:19 GMT
See the thread "help: iis not running asp.net" starting 6/22/2005 in
microsoft.public.vsnet.setup - same general story.

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> Thanks Phil. Knowing I can't is useful. I'll give aspnet_regiis a go in
> the morning.
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Brian Cryer - 24 Jun 2005 10:20 GMT
Thanks, and you were quite right. aspnet_regiis -ir resolves the problem. :)
Brian.
> See the thread "help: iis not running asp.net" starting 6/22/2005 in
> microsoft.public.vsnet.setup - same general story.
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