Hi justin,

I don't have any error on installation log and on event viewer. I also have rebooted the server

Regards,

Guido

I have just installed Unity7 and have the same problem. Did you get a resolution.

Regards

Frank

Hi,

Make sure that Unity is excluded from your antivirus software. Other typical causes of the problem:

-- A DNS unresolved error

-- A page fetch failed due to a firewall

-- A bad proxy setting in Internet Explorer

If you check all of the above, and you're still getting the error, then you will need to turn off the Internet Explorer setting "Show Friendly HTTP Errors" so that IE can display a meaningful error to help you troubleshoot the problem further.

1. Stop Unity. (If you don't do this, IE hangs when you go to save the changes below, and sometimes the change doesn't stick.)

2. Open IE and click "Tools > "Internet Options".

3. Click the "Advanced" tab.

4. Scroll down to "Show Friendly HTTP Errors".

5. Uncheck (disable) this.

6. Close IE and start Unity.

Hope this helps,

Nancy

Thanks for the reply.

I found the fault IIS has ASP serving switched off (possibly a group policy thing)

Frank