"bernardclement@earthlink.net" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
in message news:5FA4EEED-76F4-460E-B96B-80570DE4C5BA@microsoft.com...
> 1. Setup has detected that some of the system components that are

> As per Web Project Requirements
> 1. I pulled out the plug for my Cisco router BESFX41 am telephoned into
earthlink.net.
> 2. I downloaded Internet Information Services, and the Windows
2000-KB822831-X86-ENU.exe is on my personal desktop.
> 3. I installed everything several times, both with Details FrontPage 2000

> 4. I tried running compmgmt.msc /s and got nowhere.
> I receive a message with the purple Prerequisite disk that the component
are already installed.
> When I insert Disc 1 of Visual Studio.NET I see the first paragraph
above with the other install options grayed out.
> I now have the program package instmsiW ready on my desktop.
> What do I do?

IMRAN SAROIA wrote:

> Does Setup shows you the name of conflicting components ?
>
>
> "bernardclement@earthlink.net" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
> in message news:5FA4EEED-76F4-460E-B96B-80570DE4C5BA@microsoft.com...
>
>>1. Setup has detected that some of the system components that are
>
> installed on your computer do not match the versions required for
> VisualStudio.Net. You must install a different version of these components.
>
>> As per Web Project Requirements
>>1. I pulled out the plug for my Cisco router BESFX41 am telephoned into
>
> earthlink.net.
>
>>2. I downloaded Internet Information Services, and the Windows
>
> 2000-KB822831-X86-ENU.exe is on my personal desktop.
>
>>3. I installed everything several times, both with Details FrontPage 2000
>
> Server Extensions and without IIS installed but I haven't had any luck with
> FrontPage.
>
>>4. I tried running compmgmt.msc /s and got nowhere.
>> I receive a message with the purple Prerequisite disk that the component
>
> are already installed.
>
>> When I insert Disc 1 of Visual Studio.NET I see the first paragraph
>
> above with the other install options grayed out.
>
>> I now have the program package instmsiW ready on my desktop.
>> What do I do?
>
>