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Maybe I should rephrase my question: is there a way to keep one application pool in x64, and another application pool in x86 "mode"?

One "little" problem (whight might not be the right place to ask, since this is a Windows forum). When I allow 32-bit applications to run, I get this error in my Exchange OWA (web access): HTTP Error 500.0 - Internal Server Error Calling LoadLibraryEx on ISAPI filter "C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\ClientAccess\owa\auth\owaauth.dll" failed

And you are exactly right - that truly worked :) To those with the same problem - the syntax is wrong on the M$ homepage. From C:\inetpub\AdminScripts\, the command which needs to be run, is: cscript.exe adsutil.vbs set W3SVC/AppPools/Enable32BitAppOnWin64 true (all in one long line) Also, you might wanna restart IIS (W3SVC service) after doing this... File missing... Also - running Dependency Walker, I found out that gpsvc.dll was missing from the System32 folder. I haven't removed it, and the Win2K8 install isn't even 1 month old. I checked my Vista box, which does have the file. So I copied the from my Vista x86 box (shame on me) - and now even Dependency Walker doesn't complain about missing files... And guess what - it works! Thanks a lot, BSchwarz, I'm amazed of your skills. I wonder what kind of job (and wage) you have on a daily basis...

I downloaded the dependy walker, and it turned out that gpsvc.dll was missing. File retrieved and put into c:\windows\system32\ - then the error in Dependency Walker went away. gpsvc.dll couldn't be registered using regsvr32, it said "dllregisterserver entry point not found" - but my Vista workstation returns the same error on the same file (which has always been there). I have given both "network service" and "IIS users" read/execute permissions to the DLL file. However, I still get the same ASP error :(

Hi there :) My IIS7 is now running almost flawlessly on my x64 server. The "only" little issue left, is a real bugger. I can't seem to initiate any of the "older" classic ASP objects which I have registered using regsvr32. No matter the object or ASP file, I get this error: Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01ad' ActiveX component can't create object Has anyone experienced this? Sincerely, Klaus J.

YES! That truly worked. Thanks a lot! :-) BSchwarz - you are truly the king of IIS7!

Hi there :) Being an active ASP scripter, I really need IIS to tell me where any of my ASP (classic) pages fail, should I have made an error of some sort. In IIS 6, I'd see an error message telling me at which line I might have an error. IIS7...just tells me that there's an internal server error. I have enabled client side debugging etc. in the IIS 7 manager, and also disabled MSIE's "show nice error messages" but I have yet to see my "beloved" error messages. So how do I get those back? Thanks in advance...