How do I activate IIS in windows 10?

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I’m trying to install the IIS in windows 10, the installation does not complete and shows no error. Someone’s been through it?

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Which IIS version are you using?

– ℛɑƒæĿᴿᴹᴿ

2017/02/21 at 13:24
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It’s Windows 10 home or pro?

– Pablo Tondolo de Vargas

2017/02/21 at 13:27
It is the IIS 6 that comes with windows 10 Home

– Lorena

2017/02/21 at 13:36
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@Lorena already tried to update her windows?

– Marconi

2017/02/21 at 13:41
@Marconi Updated and continues with the same problem.

– Lorena

2017/02/21 at 13:51
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IIS in windows 10 home will install but will not appear in administrative tools for you to add and configure your website.

– Elton A. Pering

2020/01/14 at 13:28

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You can follow the steps:

Press the key combination Windows + R to open an execution box and then type appwiz.cpl and press enter.

Go on Enable or disable Windows features

Tick the box Internet Information Services

You’ll be on that screen for a while:

Ready your installation is completed!

I did exactly that, arrives at the end and says that windows can not complete updates.

– Lorena

2017/02/21 at 13:52
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@Lorena tries to update her windows first!

– Marconi

2017/02/21 at 13:58
is up to date.

– Lorena

2017/02/21 at 13:59
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Reboot and try again, stranger is not working out! You are trying on personal pc?

– Marconi

2017/02/21 at 14:00
Yeah, I’ve been trying to do this since yesterday.

– Lorena

2017/02/21 at 14:01
has an update pending, but I do and error. Update of Windows 10 Version 1607 for x64-based systems (KB3176936) - Error 0x80070bc9

– Lorena

2017/02/21 at 14:18
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@Lorena found a tutorial here with the possible update error! Has an explanation of how to solve.

– Marconi

2017/02/21 at 14:22
solved the update problem, but IIS does not finish the installation yet.

– Lorena

2017/02/22 at 12:54

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by ℛɑƒæĿᴿᴹᴿ • **1,680** points · Answer 1 · 2017-02-21T13:38:21+00:00

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Windows 10 since Home version already has availability for IIS.

If you need to install remember that for the Windows 10 you must install the IIS10.

Make sure the feature is enabled on your Windows:

Older versions like Windows 7 Home Basic may not contain the available OSI.

I did exactly this and at the end says that windows can not complete.

– Lorena

2017/02/21 at 13:40
Lorena, you’re like machine administrator?

– ℛɑƒæĿᴿᴹᴿ

2017/02/21 at 13:47
Yes, I’m an administrator.

– Lorena

2017/02/21 at 13:50
See if in windows events you don’t have any information about the error you might be giving.

– Pablo Tondolo de Vargas

2017/02/21 at 13:58
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Your internet has some access restriction?

– Pablo Tondolo de Vargas

2017/02/21 at 13:59
Yes @Pablovargas, this could be it?

– Lorena

2017/02/21 at 14:39
Yes, because some features may need to be downloaded from Microsoft servers.

– Pablo Tondolo de Vargas

2017/02/21 at 14:40
I’ll change it and try. Thanks!!

– Lorena

2017/02/21 at 14:41

by OnoSendai • **36,218** points · Answer 2 · 2017-02-21T14:32:46+00:00

I had a similar personal experience.

On a newly booted Windows 10 machine with some installed tools (Antivirus among them) the installation of IIS never came to an end.

The cause was linked to conflicts between the service Trustedinstaller and the safety tool.

By disabling all aspects of security (Firewall and Antivirus) the installation of IIS was able to proceed to the end.