Windows 10: Module IIS Web Core Notification MapRequestHandler Gestionnaire StaticFile Code...

I run Windows 10, I use Dreamweaver CS5.5 to develop websites. It has always worked perfectly.
Since I'm on Win10, problem appeared that I first could solve months ago honnestly I don't remember what I did.
Lately I intalled Visual Studio 2019 and my problem became more accurate: Whenever I try to test a pager, is it asp or even html, I get the error message :

Module IIS Web Core
Notification MapRequestHandler
Gestionnaire StaticFile
Code d'erreur 0x80070002
URL demandée http://localhost:80/Oliviersimons.com/TMP153uxzq.html
Chemin d'accès physique C:\inetpub\wwwroot\Oliviersimons.com\TMP153uxzq.html
Méthode d'ouverture de session Anonyme
Session utilisateur Anonyme











I checked, the page is in the right directory, the directory is shared, full acces allowed for IUSR and ISS_USRS , ... all ASP arer installed classic, 2.0, 4.0 ...

Can you help, I'm lost ?

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