Just Blue screen instead of Log in options

[RahulMalik]

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

The Command Prompt window should show:

C:\Windows\SysWoW64>

Instead of that it shows 

C:\Users\docrahul

Windows 6.1 Service pack 1 installed already

PLease help

[Tamim]

Try this.

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 windows\SysWOW64

regsvr32 jscript.dll

regsvr32 vbscript.dll

regsvr32 jscript9.dll

Restart your PC.

Now try running Skype.

[RahulMalik]

regsvr32 jscript.dll is not recognozed as an internal or external command

[Tamim · Accepted solution]

Run the commands again With ADMIN rights.

Click Start.
In the search box type cmd
Right click and select Run as administrator.

[RahulMalik]

Thanks Man!!! I appreciate your help.

[Tamim]

You are very welcome.

[Hemi-Joe]

     I have been studying these pages for a few weeks now. I have tried everything suggested. I have the latest of everything (Skype, I.E.., etc). When I type in the commands suggested, I also get the message that they are not recognized as internal commands. By the way, this laptop is new (bought in April of this year in Saudi Arabia), running Windows 7 and Skype worked fine even after I got home in Las Vegas for a while.

     A friend showed me some new helpful protection programs and I downloaded them. The biggest one I downloaded was Avast (free only). Since then my opening screen is always the blue screen with clouds. 

     On that note; I also downloaded the same programs and am running all the same level programs on my PC and Skype runs fine.

     This is very frustrating as I use Skype twice a day to stay in touch with my better half who is still in the middle east.

     It is a little hard to find this page, if anyone thinks they have a solid fix for this please, please send it to my email with "Skype" in the subject line. My email address is: *removed for privacy* and my name is Joe. Thank you very much in advance.

PS. Please understand that I am a computer illiterate!

[ruwim]

Is your Windows 7 32-bit or 64-bit?

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/827218

What is the version of Internet Explorer installed on your computer?

In Internet Explorer go to Help -> About Internet Explorer.

[Tamim]

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Hemi-Joe wrote:

     I have been studying these pages for a few weeks now. I have tried everything suggested. I have the latest of everything (Skype, I.E.., etc). When I type in the commands suggested, I also get the message that they are not recognized as internal commands. By the way, this laptop is new (bought in April of this year in Saudi Arabia), running Windows 7 and Skype worked fine even after I got home in Las Vegas for a while.

     A friend showed me some new helpful protection programs and I downloaded them. The biggest one I downloaded was Avast (free only). Since then my opening screen is always the blue screen with clouds. 

     On that note; I also downloaded the same programs and am running all the same level programs on my PC and Skype runs fine.

     This is very frustrating as I use Skype twice a day to stay in touch with my better half who is still in the middle east.

     It is a little hard to find this page, if anyone thinks they have a solid fix for this please, please send it to my email with "Skype" in the subject line. My email address is: [removed for privacy] and my name is Joe. Thank you very much in advance.

PS. Please understand that I am a computer illiterate!

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first make a javatest with Internet Explorer

http://javatester.org/javascript.html

if the test results show ok, then try legacylogin

http://community.skype.com/t5/Windows/Skype-wont-open-actual-interface/m-p/931796/highlight/true#M68...

[moimoimoi]

I am so glad i found this post. It solved my occurance of the exact same issue. I was going batty trying to solve it. I am going to keep a copy of your suggestion on my computer in case it happens again...

Try this.

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 windows\SysWOW64

regsvr32 jscript.dll

regsvr32 vbscript.dll

regsvr32 jscript9.dll

Restart your PC.