Blue Screen

[ruwim]

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DrXakep wrote:

The same problem.

Win8 CP x64

IE 10.0.8250.0 - Consumer Preview

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The problem is with your Internet Explorer and JavaScript.

Look here for an appropriate solution.

http://community.skype.com/t5/Windows-Knowledge-Base/Empty-sign-in-log-in-window/ta-p/630627

Be careful with selecting the correct procedure corresponding to your Windows system and the version of Internet Explorer. In your case try to use the procedure designed for Windows 7 64-bit and IE9.

[DrXakep]

I've done these steps before(regsvr32 failed with jscript.dll). My problem is harder than I expected. I think it's KIS 2013 to blame, because he's written his DLL instead of original one here:

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Wow6432Node\CLSID\{B54F3742-5B07-11cf-A4B0-00AA004A55E8}\InprocServer32]

Even after uninstalling KIS the key was on its place, and the most interesting thing: I can't replace KIS DLL with original (some sort of writing error). That's probably not connected with skype, because even IE10 doesn't execute javasripts.

[ruwim]

I don’t have any experience with Windows 8 but maybe you can try to uninstall IE10 and install IE9. Installation of IE9 may correct registrations of jscript.dll and jscript9.dll.

Meanwhile you may apply this workaround, which may allow you login to Skype by forcing Skype to use the old login screen, which doesn’t require IE and JavaScript. However, be aware that some other Skype functions (e.g. Add a contact) may still not be working.

Quit Skype. Make sure that you don’t see any Skype.exe processes in Windows Task Manager. If necessary, then stop these processes. Open C:\Program Files (x86)\ folder. Find the Skype folder and then Phone. Right click on the Skype.exe file and select: Send to – Desktop (create shortcut). Right click on the newly created shortcut and select Properties and then the Shortcut tab. In the Target field you will see now: "C:\Program Files\Skype (x86)\Phone\Skype.exe". Click with your mouse on the text in the Target field and move your curser one space after the last quotation sign and add the text /legacylogin. The text in the Target field should now read:

"C:\Program Files\Skype (x86)\Phone\Skype.exe" /legacylogin

Click OK to save the changes. Start Skype using this new shortcut.

[DrXakep]

Installing IE9 was my first thought, but I followed all manuals, but I didn't manage to do this.

And yeah, thanks for advice, now skype is alive, but as you said "Skype home" page don't work (it's loading and loading...), maybe something else...

I found a lot of KIS remains in registry, will try to cope with this problem

[bryonybee]

windows vista 32 bit and IE9

[ruwim]

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bryonybee wrote:
windows vista 32 bit and IE9

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Try this:

Go to Windows Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Right click on Command Prompt, select 'Run as administrator'.

The Command Prompt window should show:

C:\Windows\System32>

If this is not the case, then in the Command Prompt type:  cd c:\windows\system32 and press Enter.

Type this and then press Enter:

regsvr32  jscript.dll

Next type this and press Enter:

regsvr32  jscript9.dll

After each Enter you should receive a message saying that DllRegisterServer in XXX.dll succeeded.

Reboot your computer.

Make now the test showing if your Internet Explorer can execute JavaScript.

Open in your Internet Explorer (no other browser but only IE) this page:

http://www.mistered.us/test/alert.shtml

Click on the “Simply Click This Button” button and watch the response.

[ll112]

same problem 
Windows 7 64-bit
IE9

[Tamim]

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ll112 wrote:

same problem 
Windows 7 64-bit
IE9

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try to open this page using internet explorer

http://javatester.org/javascript.html

[ll112]

Neither the test results nor the User Agent String appeared.

[Tamim]

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ll112 wrote:

Neither the test results nor the User Agent String appeared.

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You may need to register vbscript.dll and jscript.dll

a)     Click Start.

b)     In the search box type cmd

c)     Right click and select Run as administrator.

d)     Type the following commands and press ENTER.

cd..

cd SysWOW64

regsvr32 jscript.dll

regsvr32 vbscript.dll

regsvr32 jscript9.dll

Restart your PC.

Now try running Skype.