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Someone created a index.htm file on my pc before but I couldn’t find the htm doc anymore(forgot where it was located).
Now I need to display something through my localhost on my browser but it just keeps displaying the old page whenever I type “localhost” or 127.0.0.1 on the address bar.
Is there any way I can reset the localhost page back to default?
Onpen
Internet Information Services (IIS) ManageronAdministrative tools,Find
Default WebSite on left tree, then right click on it and choose explore, you will find htm in there. if you remove index.htm, localhost will show you the default page.