Ran into an Error Warning (Feature setup)

Those are tied to the IIS feature, make sure it is enabled.
If that means nothing, start from a fresh image, if you see it happening again, please attach the preset which demonstrates it and I'll test it.
 
Would those be located in the Features section or the Components section, and of course which subsections? Thanks.
 
On garlin's screenshot, IIS is "Internet Information Services", sorry for the acronym.
 
Dang, Garlin, that search setting was practically wearing camouflage! I never would have discovered that if you hadn't pointed it out. Thanks, both of you for being so helpful. Everything under that is enabled though. Maybe there's something above it under a different heading?View attachment 9490
 
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MurderChicken said:
Dang, Garlin, that search setting was practically wearing camouflage! I never would have discovered that if you hadn't pointed it out. Thanks, both of you for being so helpful. Everything under that is enabled though. Maybe there's something above it under a different heading?
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There is no question if you enabled those features, the error is that they failed enabling.
Try also enabling "Internet Information Services", as they depend on it. If you don't need IIS, then don't enable those other ones either.
 
I read that those were for running servers or something to that effect. So not for a home user like me. Is that correct? Also, why is Ntlite warning me about it?
 
MurderChicken said:
I read that those were for running servers or something to that effect. So not for a home user like me. Is that correct? Also, why is Ntlite warning me about it?
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Correct, IIS is for hosting a website (or testing one).

Warn, as in detect which Feature is needed as a basis? Yeah that would be nice, haven't been brought up so far, there are not many connections on the Features page.
Seems quite rare on first thought, task will depend on future reports, you have highlighted a good point.

Thanks for your feedback.
 
No one really uses IIS, unless they're running ASP.NET business-style applications. That's about it's only draw.
Everyone else thinks the interface is horrible, and its clunky.
 
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