After IE 7 installation script errors

Hello

After I downloaded and installed IE 7 I couldn't view my user accounts in windows xp home edition with SP2 and take a look at the services when I typed services.msc in the run dialog box. I keep getting the script error. Also the windows update site I can't reach due the same error message. I tried lowering the security level to no avail.

Thanks in advance
Niels

 

Hi Neils,

Script error? Review the release note's (lot's of reason's) - http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/aa740486.aspx

I'm guessing permission's or a previous release - http://www.ie-vista.com/known_issues.html

Read carefully, you should be able to sort yourself out.


Steve

 

Hello Steve

Thanks. I will take a look at it.

Niels

 

Hello Steve

I followed each advice in the links to no avail. I really appreciated your help.

Niels

 

Hi,

Niels I´m having the except same issues but I also couldn´t find a fix, this is very strange, I mean we can´t be the only 2 persons in the world with this problem, not? It really makes me sick that a billion dollar company like MS is able to ruin their own products and can´t even fix it. This is a link to my problem, do you get to see the same thing? TIA

https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=179001

 

Did no one have these problems after installing IE7? I first thought it might have been due to my Dutch Windows OS, but I even saw the same thing on my virtual machines, which were fixed by changing a couple of IE security settings, but no luck on my real machine, what´s causing this?

http://server5.pictiger.com/img/1231124/picture-hosting/screenshot-180.png

 

I lost my javascript a couple weeks ago for some reason to do with a second account I was setting up. User Accounts and Services panel wouldn't work, nor would javascript in IE. I could'nt find out the cause so I used system restore to roll back.

Rasheed, that's an activex error, not a script error. If you haven't already, check your active content settings in Internet Options->Advanced tab . You might need to re-register one of your activex controls (ocx).

 

Hello Rasheed187

Sorry for the late reaction.
I am now back to IE 6.0 but I use IE not so much. But I wanted to see how IE 7 look like.The strange thing is that people with that problem their problem is solved by the links that are posted in this topic. I also have a Dutch windows version but other people don't have this problem. I don't receive a message that I need to download additional software.

Regards
Niels

 

Yes I know, but I also get to see scripterrors, so IE7 messed things up bigtime. I also wonder which activex controls I need to re-register? During surfing I only got to see this message once, and that´s because I didn´t have Java on my machine. @ Niels, yes, I don´t really get it why some (or most) people don´t have this problem, maybe I need to repair IE7.