softimage does not open

[xsisupport]

Looks to me like a problem with VBScript on your system, so you may have been right about a missing registry entry. It's not a missing Softimage entry, but a missing VBScript entry (see the comments on that post I linked to).

Try running some VBScript on your system:

echo Wscript.echo "My very first script." > %TEMP%\test.vbs
cscript %TEMP%\test.vbs

now i see this

Yes, as I expected. VBScript is not working on your system. You'll never run Softimage until you fix that.

[hardgore]

I think the solution is on this page (from xsisupports blog). But finding the Windows Script 5.6 download might be a bit harder as the international Microsoft site seems to have taken them offline.

then where do i get the windows script 5.6 ?

[xsisupport]

Here's a possible solution.

[hardgore]

Here's a possible solution.

i couldnt find the registry..

HKCR\CLSID\{B54F3741-5B07-11cf-A4B0-00AA004A55E8}\InprocServer32

and im reading comments

[Daniel Brassard]

Look under

Computer\HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{B54F3741-5B07-11cf-A4B0-00AA004A55E8}

[Hirazi Blue]

This might help also: sfc -scannow
Or an ordinary System Restore.
It would however be wise to look at your currently installed software to see
what could be causing this, to prevent it from happening again...

[hardgore]

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[hardgore]

This might help also: sfc -scannow
Or an ordinary System Restore.
It would however be wise to look at your currently installed software to see
what could be causing this, to prevent it from happening again...

i have read the sss forum and i agree avast is the suspect

[Daniel Brassard]

@hardgore

backup your registry before you do any modification to it (better be safe than sorry)

Expend the regedit list to find the proper list entry ImprocServer32. It look like you are trying to modify the top entry. See my screen grab for reference.

make sure you have the administrator rights to edit the registry (if you read some of the comments from xsisupport link they point to how to do it). If you are not in administrator mode or the administrator, you will be denied any modification.

Dan

[hardgore]

@hardgore

backup your registry before you do any modification to it (better be safe than sorry)

Expend the regedit list to find the proper list entry ImprocServer32. It look like you are trying to modify the top entry. See my screen grab for reference.

make sure you have the administrator rights to edit the registry (if you read some of the comments from xsisupport link they point to how to do it). If you are not in administrator mode or the administrator, you will be denied any modification.

Dan

like this?

but still doesnt work...

[Daniel Brassard]

after the change, have you rebooted?

can you check in the directory if the file vbscript.dll exist?

[hardgore]

after the change, have you rebooted?

can you check in the directory if the file vbscript.dll exist?

yea i saw jscript and vbscript dlls in system32
i rebooted but still doesnt work

[Daniel Brassard]

Now redo XSISupport startup crash test and post a screen grab.

Try this as well:

http://xsisupport.com/2009/04/21/the-ca ... -vbscript/

And don't forget the runonce

http://xsisupport.com/2011/12/01/troubl ... nonce-bat/

[luceric]

Did you uninstall Avast. Apparently it has a feature called "script shield" which may be preventing you from fixing the problem.

[hardgore]

Did you uninstall Avast. Apparently it has a feature called "script shield" which may be preventing you from fixing the problem.

i erase avast very long time ago and wont be on my computer forever

[Hirazi Blue]

This might help also: sfc -scannow
Or an ordinary System Restore.

Did you try one of these options?
BTW: Am I correct that you're on a 64 bit machine?