HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error

[jayneo]

hi all, i juz install a fresh copy of Vb.net 2003,at 1st i can open all the web application but once i set up a web refrence then whole vb.net cant work already ,what i mean is , when i open a aspx file in vb.net 2003. it will return (HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error)even i wan to create a new project(web application) it will also return this error, any 1 can help me ?

[aspnetguy]

what version of windwos are you running? You have the .Net framework v1.1 install right? (1.1 is the only version that works with VS3003).Do you have IIS installed?If you answered yes to all these, uninstall VS and do a reinstall.

[Skemcin]

In Internet Explorer, you have "Friendly Error Messages" turned on. To get the real message change your preferences as follows, click:- Tools- Internet Options- Advanced (tab)In the "Browser" section scroll down to the sub section "Underline links" since its easy to find. Then , look four check boxes up and you will see "Show friendly HTTP error messages" and make sure that is unchecked. Uncheck "Show friendly URLs" while you are there - I'll refrain from other suggestioned settings aside from not using IE.:)Now, click ok/apply and exit the menus and reload the page in question.Then, you can look up the real error here:http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_httpmessages.aspIf you still get the same 500 error, then you will need to start with the IIS log files.

[jayneo]

In Internet Explorer, you have "Friendly Error Messages" turned on. To get the real message change your preferences as follows, click:- Tools- Internet Options- Advanced (tab)In the "Browser" section scroll down to the sub section "Underline links" since its easy to find. Then , look four check boxes up and you will see "Show friendly HTTP error messages" and make sure that is unchecked. Uncheck "Show friendly URLs" while you are there - I'll refrain from other suggestioned settings aside from not using IE.:)Now, click ok/apply and exit the menus and reload the page in question.Then, you can look up the real error here:http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_httpmessages.aspIf you still get the same 500 error, then you will need to start with the IIS log files.

PROBLEM SOlve .. THX DUDE

[Skemcin]

you're welcome