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    <p>I have a Web Application that I received from another developer, when I first opened the solution in Visual Studio 2010, it gave a message that the URL for the application has not been created in IIS and do I want Visual Studio to set up a virtual folder. I clicked "yes", and in the IIS manager I see that the virtual folder has been created. I also went to directory security for the virtual folder and enabled <em>integrated windows authentication</em>.</p> <p>The problem is that when I try launch the application, changes to "running", but a browser windows is not opened and if I look in <em>inetpub\wwwroot</em> I do not see a folder for my application. Another thing I noticed, is that in the properties for the virtual folder in IIS, under the tab ASP.Net, there is a dropdown box called <em>ASP.Net version</em>; this dropdown box only has options 2.0.50727 and 4.0.30319 whereas the application that I am trying to launch is targetting .Net framework 3.5. The .Net framework 3.5 is installed on the computer so I have no idea why it is not being shown in this dropdown box. Maybe it is relevant to the problem I am experiencing?? The IIS version running on my computer is IIS 6.</p> <p>Does anyone know what could be going wrong here and how I can fix it? Thanks.</p> <p>EDIT: Ok. Now I am a step further. I have changed the <em>start action</em> under the <em>Web</em> section of the solution properties to be <em>Specific page: Default.aspx</em>; this setting was on <em>Don't open a page</em>. (Thanks, anirudh4444 for this info). Now the browser opens when I click run, and I briefly see it attempting to go to the correct url (namely, <em>http://localhost/ripcord/default.aspx</em>), but it immediately changes to <em>http://www.ripcord.co.za/default.aspx</em>, which is the site where this project was previously hosted. It then displays "The remote server returned an error: (400) Bad Request." If I manually put in the local url then I get a popup box showing asking me for a username and password.</p> <p>EDIT 2: I added a stack trace here, but have removed it because it is not relevant to the problem that I am encountering. This stack trace, I have determined, is actually showing an exception occurring on the remote site. My problem is that when I try and navigate to <em>http://localhost/ripcord</em> that it is redirecting to the remote site. I am needing to stop it doing that and instead execute the application locally.</p>
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    2. CORight click on your project in the solution explorer, and change the start options.
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