What had you done or installed or uninstalled to get to the point where
JScript wasn't registered properly? I've heard of this issue from other
users before, but it's been unclear how anyone would ever possibly get into
this state other than bad "registry cleaners" or some sort of registry
corruption. =\

Thanks for posting up the tip! =)

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"adrian-boi" <slaney_guy********.com> wrote in message
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> I had the exact same problem as you, you probably have some problems
> with internet explorer also? Anyway, this bit is very important you go
> to the start menu and search for command prompt. When you find command
> prompt you must open it as an administrator this is known as an
> elevated command prompt.To get wmp 11 to work you have to type BOTH
> these in to command prompt:(Make sure you include the space between
> regsvr32 and the rest in both cases.
> 1.regsvr32 jscript.dll, and then click *OK*.2. regsvr32 vbscript.dll,
> and then click *OK*.
> Really hope this helps:smile::smile::smile:.
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