Windows 10: New Win11 21H2 PC blank Internet Information Services IIS Manager broken

Hello,I have a new Acer desktop that successfully installs the Windows Feature Internet Information Services, but when the manager is opened all the components and icons or buttons are missing. I've tried multiple reinstalls of the feature and it's still broken. Have read about Malwarebytes possibly contributing to the problem and have tried the suggested Malwarebytes fix of disabling all protection and restarting but the issue still remains. I really don't want to have to factory restore.Does anyone have a fix or suggestion? Is there any sort of Microsoft support that comes with a new PC

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Is IIS (Internet Information Services) Affecting Localhost

After the April Windows 2018 update, my localhost is now only showing a blank screen.

After a bit of research I found that it may be the IIS (Internet Information Services).

I've now checked the ISS Management Console under Web Management Tools in Windows Features, and Internet Information Services (ISS) Manager is showing up in Administrative Tools.

However, localhost is still showing a blank screen.

I've gone back into Administrative Tools and restarted Internet Information Services (ISS) Manager, but this still doesn't fix the problem.

Is there a step that I'm missing?

 

DIsable Internet Information Services and NET Framework 3.5.1

Internet Information Services
Internet Information Services Hostable Web Core

My PC is not a workstation, nor it is a client to one. It is not on a WAN or in some local homegroup, remote access services are also disabled. So..

Do i really need those IIS?

NET Framework 3.5.1 - since i have installed NET Framework 4.5.2, can i disable NET Framework 3.5.1 or is it a must feature, without which the 4.5.2 will not work?

Windows update installed all the 4.5.2 NET Framework updates, but i did not select any 3.5.1 updates - should i install them (if i keep the 3.5.1 NET Framework in my Windows services).

 

DIsable Internet Information Services and NET Framework 3.5.1

U can disable IIS if u want.... Net 3.5 is required to run certain apps, 4.5 is newer but doesn't replace the old 3.x versions.

Kinda makes me wonder why 3.5 requires a separate install on W10.....