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23070	2001-10-30 05:47:00	Attempted instal of this application from PC World July CDROM failed with message 'A required DLL file MSVBVM60.DLL not found.' Where & how can I find the missing link? Where does VBS Defender instal to?	Guest (0)
23071	2001-10-30 07:08:00	Try this www.milori.com I think VBS Defender is just change your file associated in your windows. It doesn't install anything into your computer. It is more like change your computer setting.	Guest (0)
23072	2001-10-30 07:38:00	Assuming you don't actually need VBS/JS scripting then just disable it. Just goto into C:\WINDOWS and rename Wscript.exe to Wscript.exe.bak Then go into C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND and rename Cscript.exe to Cscript.exe.bak. This will stop scripts from being able to be executed. Unfortunatly just removing 'Windows Scripting Host' from add/remove programs doesn't work and the file associations seem to get reset.	Guest (0)
23073	2001-10-30 20:00:00	Thanks for your reply. Have found the site but have been unable to download the file. Keep getting message 'unable to find server'? Will try again later. Regards Peter	Guest (0)
23074	2001-10-30 20:11:00	Thanks for your reply. I have only average ability with computers and no real experience with DOS commands [I am assuming your instructions relate to DOS entries.]and would need some further help in stepping through the changes you have suggested. I do not do programming so can see no requirement to have visual basic script available. Presumably de-activating it will not affect any other existing programmes or applications? Regards Peter	Guest (0)
23075	2001-10-30 22:30:00	Hello Peter, If you wish to run VBS defender, you must have the required Visual Basic runtime files, (Download them as a single exe file, that just requires double clicking to execute from the following link) The VBS defender utility is a type of antivirus, it changes various attributes and registry settings used by VBS worm viruses. I recommend you get the runtime files regardless of running VBS Defender or not as there are quite a few utilities you may choose to install later that will probably need them. http://dllstar.hypermart.net/ Regards Alan	Guest (0)
23076	2001-10-31 01:00:00	Hello Alan Many thanks for your reply. I went to http://dllstar.hypermart.net/ the site has now consolidated with a second site and has a new address at http://www.uforesources.com The Visual basic runtimes files are still downloadable from the old site but other DLL's are at the new site. VBS Defender is now installed and active. Regards Peter	Guest (0)
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