After you install .NET framework 3.5 you may find that your IIS interface prefers gibberish over your current language. Well, at least on the surface it does.So I was bringing a server up to the patch / .NET framework versions as my development environment, and I opened IIS to configure AJAX, and I see this:

So, I say, I wonder if the properties are right? And indeed they are.

Even if I try a rename, it swaps it for the right text.

Rebooting solves it, however it is a curious change(and also reasonably scary).

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   It is not just IIS it affects, I saw the very same thing on a 2003 R2 x64 File Server – cue a ad-hoc backup and a reboot. Didn’t see it again after the reboot and everything have been okay since, had not associated it with .NET 3.5 install however.

   Comment by Richard Slater — December 8, 2008 @ 1:51 pm

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