1. Login to the admin dashboard of your CubeCart store.
2. On the left navigation menu near the bottom, look at click the 'Error Log' link and then select the 'System Error Log' tab at the top center.
3. The latest error should be near the top. The error that I found referred to the following: gd.class.php:102 - Call to undefined function imagecreatefromjpeg()
4. I had moved my CubeCart website to a new IIS7 Web server on Windows platform, from an Apache Server, and the new server also had a PHP upgrade - from PHP 5.x.x (on Apache webserver) to PHP 7.x.x (on the IIS7 webserver on Windows)
5. I located the gd.class.php file in the '/classes/' folder of the CubeCart website on the server.
6. I opened the gd.class.php file using NotePad++ editor and went directly to LINE 102 referenced in the latest entry of the CubeCart system error log.
7. Line 102 was calling to a function requiring that the gd extension must be enabled in the windows server's php.ini file.
8. Close the gd.class.php file within Notepad++ without saving any changes.
9. I needed to enable the php_gd2.dll extension within the php.ini file. On Windows server, PHP v7 was installed to the path 'c:\php\' and the .dll extensions are located in the path 'c:\php\ext\'
10. Locate and open the php.ini file in the php directory of your server using NotePad++ editor.
11. Remove the leading semicolon ';' in front of php_gd2.dll and save the php.ini file
12. Restart IIS Server
13. Go to the home page of your CubeCart store front
14. Voila!!! It's all there!!!

This Troubleshooting was based in part on the CubeCart knowlegebase: Hosting Issues located at the following link: https://support.cubecart.com/knowledgebase/article/View/219/42/i-get-a-blank-white-screen-when-i-view-my-store, which knowlegebase article was posted by Al Brookbanks on 29 October 2014 10:23 AM

1. The .htaccess file contains rewrite conditions, but IIS7 cannot interpret .htaccess like Apache2 webserver.
2. You need click on the URL Rewrite rules Icon within your website configuration in Internet Information Services, and import the .htaccess file (located in the root folder of the Website)
3. The Website URL Rewrite rules that you import will be stored in a 'web.config' file in the root of your website
4. There may be one error upon import that will prevent you from saving the rewrite rules to the web.config file.
5. You need to delete the line 'RewriteBase /' before saving to the web.config file
6. Restart IIS server
7. Go test your website. The secondary page links should no longer display the 404 error.

• The most current MS Installer (*.MSI) file name as of the edit of this article is 'Iirf2.1-x64.msi'