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Before troubleshooting any Windows Script Host error, it’s best to understand exactly what it is. Windows Script Host is how Microsoft programmed Windows to operate all programs and actions within the operating system. To put it in a simple way, it’s like a play list of your favorite songs. The first action completed, then the second, and so forth. This action is how your computer operates.

The problem is that hackers and other black hats have become quite good at writing scripts that hijack this part of the windows operating system. Since Java Script and other popular coding languages are used throughout these script hosts, they are the most targeted to virus and trojans. Since Windows automatically places this “play list” the way it feels necessary, all a hijacker has to do is write a code that tricks Windows into placing it at the top of this list. In essence, they rewrite your “play list” so that instead of getting your programs, you get whatever the black hat wants you to get.

Microsoft has tried diligently to help slow down this problem by allowing a way for companies to digitally sign their script hosts. Although this did slow the problem down, it didn’t eliminate the problem as hackers seem to find ways around this. Here are some ways to prevent Windows Script Errors.

Always Check New Scripts Before Installing

It’s amazing how many people actually don’t follow these words of advise. They click away, not wanting to waste any time installing a new program. Then their computer starts running slow, their patience wears thin. All of which could have been prevented by just checking to make sure that the new program was digitally signed.

How to Fix Windows Script Host Errors

Once you have a Windows Script Host Error, fixing it can be quite a bit of work. However, this is necessary to ensure that your computer runs correctly but most importantly, to ensure that your computer information is safe. Hackers are constantly hijacking bank and credit card information using black hat methods such as this so fixing the problem immediately is critical. Since the following steps involve you actually entering commands into your script host, do not attempt this unless you’re an advanced user. Instead, get a registry cleaner to automatically fix the problem. SpeedyPC Pro is the best choice.

Step 1

Open up the Start Menu and select Run. Once it comes up, type CMD into the interface and click the OK button.

Step 2

Once the Command Prompt screen comes up, input the text exactly as shown here (including the space) “regsrv3 %systemroot%system32” This is known as the main prefix line and will need to be entered before each of the next steps.

Step 3

After the first Main Prefix is entered, input the following – “vbscript.dll” then press enter.
Next, enter another Main Prefix Line followed by – “jscript.dll” then press enter.
Do the exact same thing using these five commands:

• dispex.dll
• scrobj.dll
• scrrun.dll
• wshext.dll
• wshom.ocx

Step 4

Restart your computer. this allows the changes to take affect on your computer.

Automatically Repair Windows Script Host Errors

That is actually a lot of work and a lot of things can go wrong. So do you want an easier way? You could take your computer to the shop and pay hundreds of dollars to get it fixed. Or better yet, download the latest copy of SpeedyPC Pro and let it fix your problem automatically.