Application Pools doesn't appear in IIS

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I faced an issue with IIS when trying to see the available application pools. But the IIS tree seems to be empty.
To solve this issue:
1- Close the IIS
2- Open the Services (click Start, click Control Panel, double-click Administrative Tools, and then double-click Services).
 or if on windows server go to Administrative tools from Start and then services.
3- Stop the IIS Admin service and then start it and make sure to stop and start the services that depends on it too.

4- Open the IIS the application pools will be there.

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