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Initially, I installed PHP using the windows installer, but realized that wasn't what I wanted, so I uninstalled and went the manual installation way.  I installed PHP to c:\php, which is where the php.ini file resides.  I configured IIS to use the php5isapi.dll.  Once installed, I set up a test page with the phpinfo() function.  Every time I invoke PHP, when I shutdown, I get a memory reference error from inetinfo.exe.  I installed following the directions precisely.  I tried doing several things such as checking to make sure nothing was left from the first installation, reconfiguring IIS and taking the c:\php out of the system path, rebooting, & putting it back again.  I eventually saw that my virtual directories in IIS were using the php-cgi.exe, which was put there by the windows installer from my 1st installation.  I thought this may have been the problem, but after changing it, that didn't work either.  Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to remedy the problem?  I would like to use the php5isapi.dll, but if push come to shove, I may give the php-cgi.exe a try to see if that will not cause inetinfo.exe to crash on shutdown or restart of IIS.

Also, when I load the test page (<? phpinfo() ?>) into the browser, some of the directives are not what I have them set to in my php.ini file, which led me to believe that it wasn't reading the file.  When I moved the file to c:\winnt & c:\winnt\system32, the page doesn't load (blank), but when I move php.ini back to c:\php or move it to c:\Inetpub\wwwroot the page loads, but, of course, it displays incorrect values.  Does anyone have any suggestions regarding this issue?  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks!