title: Turn off folder browsing with IIS
body: <p>I have a hosted web site built using ASP.Net. I was working on an update and wanted to install it in a sub folder of the domain to test it. I published it using VS 2010, but the site would not run. I contacted the vendor and they made some changes. Although the site run you must type in the full path to <code>default.aspx</code> to view the main page. I was expecting that typing the path in to the browser will find and load <code>default.aspx</code>; instead it shows the folder contents in the browser window. </p>
  
  <p>I contacted the vendor again and they said I must use IIS 7 or above to turn off folder browsing myself or they could do it for me for one-time fee of $95. I downloaded IIS and logged in to my domain, but I don't see the folder where the new site is. If fact, I don't see any of my folders or files. I don't see a WWWRoot. I'm not really sure what I'm looking at. </p>
  
  <p>How do I find the folder in IIS? If I can find it I see the option to turn off folder browsing.</p>
  
  <p>Greg</p>