Problem with Manual Install of PHP 4.4.0 with IIS 6.0

WIndows 2003
PHP 4.4.0
IIS 6.0

I was capable of using the cgi version of php with the windows installer however after I uninstalled it to do a manual install to be able to play with ISAPI as well on sites I was getting these errors after following directions. And then some...

CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.

ok this is what I get when I try to run cgi version...

When I try to setup ISAPI version i have to logon.

This is what I have set for everything in IIS 6.0...

I set properties for each website individually,
Under home directory tab I set the configured
execute permissions: scripts only
Applications pool: DefaultAppPool

Under Configuration I set it up for CGI like so:
extension: .php
Executable path: c:phpphp.exe
Verbs: All

In Web Service Extensions I created the following:
Web Service Extension - PHP CGI Ext 4.4.0
c:phpphp.exe allowed

I have IUSR_Machine set with read execute permissions in CHP and made sure they where there for the sub-directories.

I get this error when i do

CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.

On my other site, I am trying to use the ISAPI module with same procedure but instead of .php going php.exe I used the php4isapi.dll located in the c:phpsapi folder.

When I dont set it with using the ISAPI filter it asks me to log in to the website.

When I set a ISAPI filter to php4isapi.dll my site goes down (404 error) even wiht normal html.

I have an environmental variable set with a path to c:php

idk if maybe its an php.ini problem but I swear I went through it all and it looks good everytime. But idk maybe I am overlooking something...

Im just wondering if there is a comon issue causing it to act this way. Could solve both my ISAPI and CGI problems. Has to be in IIS somewhere. I am missing something crucial obviously.

this is the file i use for testing.

CODE
<?PHP phpinfo(); ?>

OK figured out my problem...

It seems the directions dont properly tell you how to configure a php.ini file to read appropriate includes.

That was really all I seen was different. It lets you know about extensions, but not the includes path in directions...

I found this out by comparing my info from a windows installer. after I set these paths correctly I had php 4.4.0 and php 5 up and rolling with CGI and ISAPI simultaniously.

Another thing I noticed was it read the C:Windowsphp.ini file first... Then it reads from the php root folder.

SO really having more than one instance of php on a server is really no big deal.

Now I have to get these extensions to work. Let yall know how it goes... Kinda using this message board for notes and thoughts to myself as I can see no responses haha. But Im truckin along and hopefully this may help someone in the future.