Installed Symantec/Norton Internet Security 2005 and can no longer run IIS

From: Greg (groups_at_harrisconsultinggroup.com)
Date: 10/24/04

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    Please help...

    I have just installed Symantec/Norton Internet Security 2005
    and it has locked up my web services, specifically,
    I cannot start IIS (from Administrative tools).

    When I attempt to look at any local web site (http://localhost...)
    IE shows in the status bar that it is trying to open the page.
    But never completes.

    I can see other pages off the public web fine.
    It is just the pages I am hosting are the problem.

    I have tried to switch off all options for Symantec/Norton Internet
    Security
    and got the same result.

    This problem initially started when I tried to open a web application
    in Visual studio...
     - Start Visual Studio
     - Select solution from recent projects
     - Status line displays... Contacting server to open Web project
    'ShiftReport2'...
     - **** Waiting for a long time (left it for 20 minutes!) ****
     - Remains locked up
     - Task manager shows Microsoft Development Environment [design] as
    Not Responding

    I can start visual studio on any forms application.
    It is only locking up on the web forms applications.

    Environment
    Opp Sys: Win XP Pro V5.1
    Visual Studio: MS Development Environment 2003 V7.1.3088
    Dot Net Framework: V1.1.4322
    IE: V6.0

    Any advice would be greatly appreciated
    Thanks in advance
    Greg

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