Running the iis prompt service did not respond in time to a resolution of the startup or control request
- 2020-05-07 20:41:09
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The service did not respond promptly to startup or control requests
Restart first, restart or not, the service is disabled, turn on eventlog service, "WorldWideWebPublishing" service, then iis1 can be normal. If that still doesn't work, try the following method, one at a time.
1. System environment: Windowsxp+sp2, II5.0
Failure phenomenon: after the IIS service was stopped in the morning, the program did not respond for a long time. The task manager was shut down, and the prompt "the service did not respond to the startup or control request in time" was given at startup.
Solution: there is a local computer (computer name) under the Internet information service. Click the name key and select disconnect. Are you sure you want to disconnect the local computer (computer name)? Select ok.
Right-click Internet, select connection, computer name to fill the local name, user name to fill the local administrator account (Administrator), ok.
I found out about the company yesterday that I couldn't boot up the IIS of this computer. I tried to solve it this morning, and found that the problem was not easy. Search, search, search, find that "WorldWideWebPublishing" is off, boot also prompted boot failure. Calm down and take a look at the other services that have been shut down. There is one service that Eventlog started. That's the problem.
While the "eventlog" service is not mentioned in the list of dependencies between the "WorldWideWebPublishing" service and the "SMTP" service, the above problem occurs when the "eventlog" service is not started. Start the eventlog service, then the WorldWideWebPublishing service, and the problem disappears.
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3. The IIS metadata may be broken. Test 1.
Try to enumerate metabase:
1. Open a command prompt and change to the C:\Inetpub\Adminscripts folder.
2. At the command line, type "cscript adsutil.vbs enum " (without the
quotation marks).
If this command is successful, it enumerates the settings in the
metabase.
If the command is not successful, you receive the -2146893792
(0x80090020) error code.
If there is a backup, return the data.
If not, refer
How to Manually Restore the Metabase When No Proper Backup Exists or When
the MMC Does Not Start
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=234429
HOW TO: Download, Install, and Remove the IIS MetaEdit 2.2 Utility
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=232068
4. Solve the problem that IIS could not be started, and prompt the server not to respond to the startup or control request in time!
Problem phenomena:
1. In IIS, the site shows stop, click open, and IIS cannot be started.
2. Unable to start World Wide Web Publishing Services, "error 1721, insufficient resources, unable to start"
Solutions:
1, just I also appeared that problem, made 1 morning now solved, I am found out that World Wide Web Publishing Service service has not started, also can not start, according to his dependency, the other services started it is ok, I started HTTP SSL, World Wide Web Publishing Service can be used, iis can also be used
2. One site access failed and IIS service could not be started. My solution is as follows:
Open Administrative Tools -- > Service, World Wide Web Publishing Service stopped. An attempt was made to start the service and an error was reported.
Then look at the service that World Wide Web Publishing Services depends on (Dependencies) and see that it is IIS Admin Service. Then we found that IIS Admin Service could not be started, and then we checked Dependencies IIS Admin Service Dependencies, and the result was Protected Storage and RPC (Remote Procedure Call), so we started RPC, and then successfully started IIS Admin Service, Then start World Wide Web Publishing Services, and IIS returns to normal.
5. Because the system took too long, it was reinstalled for 1 time. After the reinstallation was completed, the IIS was installed by rising first and then by IIS.
My system environment is Windowsxp sp2, IIS5.1
Of course, I thought that IIS had not been installed, so I took it out and deleted and installed IIS again, which is still the same problem.
So, Google, of course.
Don't these solutions work for me? I checked one of the computer's services and found that "World Wide Web Publishing" was closed, and the boot failed. "World Wide Web Publishing" executable file is "inetinfo exe", in the firewall access rules found "inetinfo exe" access rules set for all release.
Start "World Wide Web Publishing" again, then start IIS again,1 cut OK.
PS: IIS was not used before, but now it is. IIS does not start, World Wide Web Publishing depends on the service is started, but World Wide Web Publishing Wide Web Publishing Web Publishing Publishing IIS Wide Wide
Restart first, restart or not, the service is disabled, turn on eventlog service, "WorldWideWebPublishing" service, then iis1 can be normal. If that still doesn't work, try the following method, one at a time.
1. System environment: Windowsxp+sp2, II5.0
Failure phenomenon: after the IIS service was stopped in the morning, the program did not respond for a long time. The task manager was shut down, and the prompt "the service did not respond to the startup or control request in time" was given at startup.
Solution: there is a local computer (computer name) under the Internet information service. Click the name key and select disconnect. Are you sure you want to disconnect the local computer (computer name)? Select ok.
Right-click Internet, select connection, computer name to fill the local name, user name to fill the local administrator account (Administrator), ok.
I found out about the company yesterday that I couldn't boot up the IIS of this computer. I tried to solve it this morning, and found that the problem was not easy. Search, search, search, find that "WorldWideWebPublishing" is off, boot also prompted boot failure. Calm down and take a look at the other services that have been shut down. There is one service that Eventlog started. That's the problem.
While the "eventlog" service is not mentioned in the list of dependencies between the "WorldWideWebPublishing" service and the "SMTP" service, the above problem occurs when the "eventlog" service is not started. Start the eventlog service, then the WorldWideWebPublishing service, and the problem disappears.
Quote
3. The IIS metadata may be broken. Test 1.
Try to enumerate metabase:
1. Open a command prompt and change to the C:\Inetpub\Adminscripts folder.
2. At the command line, type "cscript adsutil.vbs enum " (without the
quotation marks).
If this command is successful, it enumerates the settings in the
metabase.
If the command is not successful, you receive the -2146893792
(0x80090020) error code.
If there is a backup, return the data.
If not, refer
How to Manually Restore the Metabase When No Proper Backup Exists or When
the MMC Does Not Start
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=234429
HOW TO: Download, Install, and Remove the IIS MetaEdit 2.2 Utility
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=232068
4. Solve the problem that IIS could not be started, and prompt the server not to respond to the startup or control request in time!
Problem phenomena:
1. In IIS, the site shows stop, click open, and IIS cannot be started.
2. Unable to start World Wide Web Publishing Services, "error 1721, insufficient resources, unable to start"
Solutions:
1, just I also appeared that problem, made 1 morning now solved, I am found out that World Wide Web Publishing Service service has not started, also can not start, according to his dependency, the other services started it is ok, I started HTTP SSL, World Wide Web Publishing Service can be used, iis can also be used
2. One site access failed and IIS service could not be started. My solution is as follows:
Open Administrative Tools -- > Service, World Wide Web Publishing Service stopped. An attempt was made to start the service and an error was reported.
Then look at the service that World Wide Web Publishing Services depends on (Dependencies) and see that it is IIS Admin Service. Then we found that IIS Admin Service could not be started, and then we checked Dependencies IIS Admin Service Dependencies, and the result was Protected Storage and RPC (Remote Procedure Call), so we started RPC, and then successfully started IIS Admin Service, Then start World Wide Web Publishing Services, and IIS returns to normal.
5. Because the system took too long, it was reinstalled for 1 time. After the reinstallation was completed, the IIS was installed by rising first and then by IIS.
My system environment is Windowsxp sp2, IIS5.1
Of course, I thought that IIS had not been installed, so I took it out and deleted and installed IIS again, which is still the same problem.
So, Google, of course.
Don't these solutions work for me? I checked one of the computer's services and found that "World Wide Web Publishing" was closed, and the boot failed. "World Wide Web Publishing" executable file is "inetinfo exe", in the firewall access rules found "inetinfo exe" access rules set for all release.
Start "World Wide Web Publishing" again, then start IIS again,1 cut OK.
PS: IIS was not used before, but now it is. IIS does not start, World Wide Web Publishing depends on the service is started, but World Wide Web Publishing Wide Web Publishing Web Publishing Publishing IIS Wide Wide