To Jimb11 - I'm sorry for posting this here as it's not related to this
persons question, but I am unable to post a 'new' post...all I can do is
'reply.' Please start a new thread for me regarding this question and
hopefully I can view it and reply.
I keep getting this error message: "the application or .dll -
c:\windows\syste,32\jscript.dll is not a valid window Image. Please check
this against your installation disk."
I am uing friends pc right now. On my pc I can not do a system restore, do
a search, go to windows update, open hotmail, My yahoo mail opens and
downloads new messages, but I cannot reply to, compose new, forward or delete
any mail. My outlook mail is the only mail that works, although this same
error message pops up 10 times when I open outlook. I cannot run my Norton
anti-virus to check for problems...I cannot access windows update site....and
many other frustrating things.
Error first occurred last Saturday. I was downloading pics from my digital
camera...attempted 4 times before it was successful...when I went to view a
video...I got 'bad image file.' or something like that. Went to check yahoo
mail and that's when said error message began popping up. I do remember
recently doing a windows update and am thinking maybe they installed a bad
jscript.dll file??? Although I updated a day or two prior to this mess and
had no problems until Sat. I went to java.com and downloaded applet hoping
that would correct problem, but didn't.
Yesterday pc wouldn't turn on past the windows logo...would not open to
desktop..this happened 4 times in a row after rebooting. That problem has
gone away, but I can do nothing on my pc. Can I somehow restore computer via
my windows xp installation disc? If so, please explain how...I don't see any
option for this. Or...can I copy this jscript.dll file from installation
disk and replace it with my seem to be corrupt jscript.dll file? If so,
please tell me where to find it.
Sorry again for posting this in the middle of someone elses thread...but
when I click 'new' thread...nothing opens up.
Barb