I searched around and some of the links I read are below:

http://www.faqts.com/knowledge_base/view.phtml/aid/2027
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Web/Web_La...Q_21059061.html
http://ravenphpscripts.com/postt2469.html

Some people are suggesting to run PHP as a CGI binary rather than ISAPI module. Not sure which one you have installed?

I had already read all of these, and was wondering if anyone else had any guidance or had experienced this before. Those faq's are not very helpful at least haven't been for my situation. Anyone else?

That's why you use apache. If I were you, I'd get rid of IIS. Try XAMPP on windows. It rocks.

Believe me ... if it was an option I would do so. I don't have the authority to make that decision althought I have suggested it. Any help on this problem?

Well PHP works for me on IIS - it's not all bad /wink.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=";)" border="0" alt="wink.gif" />

Where does that message occur? Is it output in the page? What line of code causes it? Or are you working on the server itself and that is a different type of message?

Hi BobbyMac,

It's not a specifc line that triggers it .... we'll be using the Intranet site I built and it will be running for a good week or so... then all of the sudden I go to post something, or update something, or am just surfing (SELECT) on the site and boom, I get that message on every page and I have to completely reset IIS and temporarily fixes it. But this is getting really annoying. Any thoughts?

Well, it still could be certain lines that trigger it off, for whatever reason. When you say it appears on every page - where abouts? At the very top or bottom? or somewhere in the page? What PHP code is associated with those locations? It could be a memory thing, or it could be some sort of file access problem, and it might only occur on some occasions depending on what else the server is doing. I've never seen the error before, but if you can post some code or give more info maybe we can narrow it down a bit.

From what I read from other people who have the same problem, the error could even be triggered by a simple <?php echo "Hello World"; ?>

It looks more like a bug in PHP, but since you're running the latest stable version, suggesting you upgrade wouldn't be much help /tongue.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":P" border="0" alt="tongue.gif" />

I think Nexeonen is correct. It doesn't actually load my page, but I'm presented with a page that gives that error. Any access to a PHP page
on that website comes up with the error.

edit: Until I restart IIS

Try downgrading to PHP 4.3.x

That *usually* runs pretty stable on IIS.