Hello All,
I'm hoping someone will either point me in the right direction or at least point out what I've missed!
I have a workstation that has had no problems running JS for a while which has suddenly decided it doesn't want to play ball anymore. As far as I am aware the only change is that I had uninstalled some CAD software and reinstalled the latest version of it. I've spoken to the developers and they say the only bit of JS that is used is for their 'starthere' splash page that shows the installation menu on the install disc. So I believe it's probably a coincidence.
I know JS isn't running as drop menus on our intranet aren't working and the 'starthere' splash I mention above isn't working either, this runs as a .hta. Otherwise there are no errors, popups or security bars in IE to ask for permission or to tell me something is wrong.
So far I have registered vbscript.dll and jscript.dll. I've made sure that the IE security settings are checked to allow scripts. I've deleted the cache, etc. I've reset IE to defaults. So far I haven't stumbled upon any more advice other than this, although I am still looking.
So if anyone can think of anything else, that would be fantastic! Thank you in advance
Jay
I'm hoping someone will either point me in the right direction or at least point out what I've missed!
I have a workstation that has had no problems running JS for a while which has suddenly decided it doesn't want to play ball anymore. As far as I am aware the only change is that I had uninstalled some CAD software and reinstalled the latest version of it. I've spoken to the developers and they say the only bit of JS that is used is for their 'starthere' splash page that shows the installation menu on the install disc. So I believe it's probably a coincidence.
I know JS isn't running as drop menus on our intranet aren't working and the 'starthere' splash I mention above isn't working either, this runs as a .hta. Otherwise there are no errors, popups or security bars in IE to ask for permission or to tell me something is wrong.
So far I have registered vbscript.dll and jscript.dll. I've made sure that the IE security settings are checked to allow scripts. I've deleted the cache, etc. I've reset IE to defaults. So far I haven't stumbled upon any more advice other than this, although I am still looking.
So if anyone can think of anything else, that would be fantastic! Thank you in advance
Jay