Installing and activating IIS Express on Windows (11/10) is described in this article. Start by downloading IIS Express from the Microsoft website's official IIS Express page. After that, install the software by opening the installer and following the prompts on the screen. Verify from the Start menu after installation.

To activate IIS Express, take the actions listed below.

Step 1. Search and open "Turn Windows features on or off" from Control Panel > Programs and Features

Step 2. From "Turn Windows features on or off" window search and on check box "install and enable the IIS express" option and click ok.

Step 3. Windows Feature update will update the required files. After Completing Click Close.

After completion go to start menu and search IIS Express manager will get enable in your system.

I encountered the following issue when attempting to use Winget (the Windows package manager) to install "Windows Terminal Preview" on an Azure-hosted Windows 11 virtual machine.

Winget install Microsoft.WindowsTerminal.Preview.

The error message says. The installer failed with exit code: 0x80073cf3. This package has a dependency missing from your system. Just a note, windows terminal preview is a terminal window that allows the users to open command line terminals with multiple shells. In other words, you can open one shell with Windows Power Shell, another tab with Bash, and another tab with Ubuntu shell, etc. More about the Windows terminal can be learned from the references section.

Reason
When trying to install “Windows Terminal Preview” using Winget, Winget tries to look for dependencies on your system, if not found it will get the required software from the app store and try to install just like the NuGet package manager. The issue here is that Winget is trying to get the older version of dependency software Microsoft.UI.XAML which isn’t supported by Windows Terminal Preview.

Fix
The fix is to get the latest version of dependency software which is Microsfot.UI.XAML 2.8 and install it first and proceed with the Windows Terminal Preview using Winget. Below are the commands and the screen capture for reference.

winget install Microsoft.UI.xaml.2.8
winget install Microsoft.WindowsTerminal.Preview