I am having a nearly identical problem. My classic asp pages work until I use one of the Application, session or server objects, then I get the '8002901d' error as well. Checking Event Viewer / Windows Logs / Application, I have the following entry each time the page is executed "Error:...

Greetings, I've got a IIS7.0 web server on our local network here at my office and I'm using it to learn Server 2008 and IIS7 features along with testing our new company website before we push it live. I was doing some ASP the other day and noticed I could not get the older styled detailed error...

I am about to shift my development from XP to Vista X64 Ultimate and was trying to setup one of our older webapps on IIS7. This webapp is a mixed project with both C#/ASP.NET and old classic ASP pages that call COM+ objects created in VB6. These VB6 COM objects then use ADODB to connect to a SQLServer2005...

Ok, now listen guys: I am the one who started this thread and after 2 weeks ther had been no good simple solution to my problem. why is that? Maybe some of you guys are just geniuses or maybe this problem has no simple solution! I dshould not have to be a genius. this should jsut work. I'm gonna...

I get this service unavailable error! I would love to freaking scream, because I have been trying to make this works for two weeks, but I will chill until someone shows me how simple it is! LOL Go ahead P**K Make me love Vista! Joshin! I need help!

Hello, I've installed Windows Vista Ultimate with IIS 7 and common ASP pages are working fine ;-)) Nevertheless as soon as I try to do a connection to an Access database (DSN or DSN less) I've got an error 500 page . The pages and connection was working on Windows XP. Do you have an idea to help me ...

I have a fresh installation of Vista Home Premium and IIS7 on a standalone development machine, everything works properly (except Norton Antivirus 2003, but that's disabled by Vista). I installed IIS7 and the classic ASP component w/o any issues, except that I can't get any ASP files to run, even <...