I've got a lovely new Dell with Vista Home Premium, but I'm completely lost about why I can't download iTunes. I keep getting the message "VB script is not installed or has been disabled." I've tried downloading script 5.6 from Windows, but it won't install correctly (and is apparently an older version than the one on my new machine anyway.)
I somehow managed to get into system 32 and found vbscript.dll, version 5.7.0.6000, so some vb script is there and it doesn't seem to be disabled. I'm going nuts without my podcasts! Can someone help? Please remember that I'm not a computer sophisticate and I appreciate advice in baby steps.
I too just received my new Dell laptop with Vista and have had a lot of issues. I was eventually able to upload my itunes software CD (after a couple tries) but continue to have sporadic issues with itunes program failing while bring used. It wiped out all my songs on my shuffle when I connected it to my computer. My computer suggested downloading the latest version of itunes but I already did that. I am very unhappy with Vista. Many of my programs are not compatable. Good luck.
Please help me,,, I want I Tunes on my tablet... please don't ignore me or I will go to every social media outlet and let all know why not to buy this tablet. I don't think that I Tunes is a lot too ask for.
"please don't ignore me or I will go to every social media outlet and let all know why not to buy this tablet"
Keep in mind that this is not an official avenue of support with Dell. To ensure a response and attempt a resolution with Dell, you will need to CALL their technical support group. You'd need to purchase software support too, because this is more likely a Windows issue than a Dell hardware issue, and software is not covered as part of the "basic" support contract.
This forum is a user-to-user forum - your question will be handled by another user that might possibly know how to fix your issue - but their are no guarantees. Dell manages these forums in primarily a moderator role and will likely not answer your question. Also, the best way to get your post "ignored" is to post at the end of a 6 year old thread. I'd recommend starting your own thread.
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Posted May 3rd, 2007 23:00
Message Edited by Lenny_eh on 05-03-2007 07:51 PM