Installing CF9 on Windows Server 2008 Standard 64-bit

Hi-
I'm attempting to install a new ColdFusion configuration with a host who is useless regarding the support that they offer (for now, they shall remain nameless).
It's a Windows Server 2008 Standard 64 bit VPS configuration. MySQL is already installed so I'm on the hook to configure ColdFusion 9 with IIS (7.5, I believe). There are numerous settings which the installer does not seem to address so I've had to address several Module Mappings which failed during the install....
Can anyone point me to an installation doc for the above configuration? Will the CF installer eventually handle these issues or are we on our own to support this?
Thanks in advance,
Rich

My advice is to get out now and go to a site like hosting.com that has a solid track record hosting CF. There are several others to choose from. If they are starting this rough you will have constant problems.

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