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                  I used WIN2003 INTERNET Information Service (IIS) Manager to create a website virtual directory. As a result, I get an error when browsing the webpage. The error message is basically the same: the page cannot display the CGI, ISAPI or other executable program you tried to execute from the directory, but This directory does not allow programs to be executed. Try the following: * If you think the directory should allow access, please contact your webmaster. HTTP Error 403.1 - Forbidden: Execution access is denied. Internet Information Services (IIS) technical information (available to technical support staff)* Go to Microsoft Product Support Services and search for titles that include "HTTP" and “403”. * Open “IIS Help  (accessible in IIS Manager (inetmgr)), then search for the title "Configure ISAPI Extensions", "Configure CGI Applications", “Use Site Permissions to Protect Sites&rdquo ; and “ on the subject of custom error messages & rdquo;. * In the IIS Software Development Kit (SDK) or MSDN Online Library, search for topics titled "Developing ISAPI Extensions", "ISAPI and CGI", and "Debugging ISAPI Extensions and Filters". Here are the solutions: Method 1: IIS Manager -> Web Service Extension -> All Unknown CGI Extensions -> Allow IIS Manager -> Web Service Extension -> All Unknown ISAPI Extensions -> Allow Method Two: Click the start of the operating system - program - management tools - Interneter server management, select your site in IIS and then right--properties, in the "home directory" option, view & ldquo; execute permissions & rdquo Whether it is set to “no ", here changed to “ pure script & rdquo; save it. Method 3: Step 1: Control Panel -> Management Tools -> IIS (Internet Server) - Web Service Extension -> Active Server Pages (Select PHP here) -> Allow Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> ; IIS (Internet Server) - Web Service Extension -> Include files on the server -> Allow the second step to enable parent path support. IIS - Website - Home Directory - Configuration - Options - Enable Parent Path Step 3, Permission Assignment IIS - Website - (Specific Site) - (Right Key) Permission - Users Full Control NTFS Format Site Directory -> Properties -> Security - >users gives full control! If you feel that full control is not safe, you can try the following permission assignments, allowing you to refuse full control □ □ modify □ □ read & run √ □ list folder directory √ □ read √ □ write √ □