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I have a hosted server on a dedicated server ( 2008 R2 IIS7.5 ) and every so often I get a malformed web page which is similar to the people below. I is full screen is full of garbage, there is no pattern on this issue, and it happens with others too, I can go for hours, perhaps without seeing it on the site In the days of surfing. They all have .aspx pages on any site?

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Without inspecting the server, I will not be able to tell you a lot, because sometimes you will only see differences in apathy or configuration. / P>

All I can say - for - It seems that with something like GZIP (and not encoding)By thinking of this, a new feature in IIS is going to be GZIP in both cases. Now it may be that you have turned on this feature, but I stopped it for a while I suggest doing this again or not. This can actually be a bug in IIS.