[XI 3.1] Issues during "Clean" install on Windows Server (64-bit) OS

Started setting-up a SANDBOX yesterday of BOE-XI (Release 3.1) on a "Clean" Windows Server (64-bit) OS.
I hit a couple of issues that I think may be related to the DEFAULT "Program Files" location on the OS being...
C:\Program Files (x86)\
...rather than...
C:\Program Files\
I chose to install the MySQL database and the IIS and Tomcat DEFAULTs for the CMC and InfoView.
BOE-XI (Release 3.1) said that it ran OK, but we had two issues that we are now cleaning-up...
1.) SIA did not install / appear in CCM. Had to manually create a new one.
2.) Tomcat InfoView and CMC were OK, but the .NET (IIS) InfoView throws a "The page cannot be found" error when trying to connect to...
http://<servername>/InfoViewApp/logon.aspx
Anyone seen this issue before - or have a link to a "Best Practices" document for installing on BOE-XI (Release 3.1) on the Windows Server (64-bit) OS...?
Thanks in Advance!

Hi,
I am also experiencing this issue with Crystal Reports Server XI installed on 64-Bit Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition.
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