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They have their own advantages and disadvantages, but I recommend you to use iis, IIS is the software pack developed by Microsoft to provide their Windows operating system the ability to host internet services. IIS is second only to HTTP as the most used HTTP server in the world.
The clear advantage with running IIS is the fact most people are already familiar with the Windows operating system and IIS would be a lot easier to learn for Windows users. IIS also comes with the support of the .NET Framework released by Microsoft. Support for IIS is provided by Microsoft which is an assurance that you would have answers to your problems direct from here.
More information about IIS vs Apache you can refer to this link: IIS vs Apache.
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