A default install of IIS on Server 2008, 2012 or 2016 does support URL rewriting the way WordPress expects. This means that if you change the PERMALINK structure from the default (and ugly and SEO killing) page ID so your URLs look like: http://www.URTech.ca/?page_id=4 . If you do change the PERMALINK setting to something that humans understand and search engines like, you will see: 404 – File or directory not found Fortunately this is easy…
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