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The thread discusses a recurring Windows error related to "JSSCRIPT," which persists even after attempts to remove it via msconfig and file deletion. The original poster seeks advice on resolving the issue, with suggestions from others including running malware scans, using tools like Autoruns and Malwarebytes, and reviewing the registry for infection indicators. Overall, the conversation centers on diagnosing and removing a suspected malware infection, with users recommending specific security tools and guides to address the problem.
newkid090

newkid090

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I TRY SOME OTHER SOLUTION BY REMOVING THE "JSSCRIPT" IN MY SYSTEM BOOT UP VIA "MSCONFIG" THOUGH "JSCRIPT" DONT EXIST ON IT... I ALSO TRY TO DELETE THE FILES .. I THOUGHT IT WAS GONE BECAUSE IT DID NOT GO POP AGAIN FOR A 5-10 HRS BUT WHEN I START MY PC AGAIN AFTER A FEW HOURS THIS ERROR POP UP AGAIN.
 

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bochane
Did you something specific when it popped up, i.e. browsing the web with what browser?

You could try to locate that string in the register, but be careful (Press Windows key + R key, type regedit and start a search); you may find more info there.

But I should surely run a full virus and malware scan, see: Free Anti-Malware Detection & Removal Software

Furthermore you could use CCleaner, see: Link Removed to check whether something unknown to you, is installed or is being started at system start up.

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bochane

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Did you something specific when it popped up, i.e. browsing the web with what browser?

You could try to locate that string in the register, but be careful (Press Windows key + R key, type regedit and start a search); you may find more info there.

But I should surely run a full virus and malware scan, see: Free Anti-Malware Detection & Removal Software

Furthermore you could use CCleaner, see: Link Removed to check whether something unknown to you, is installed or is being started at system start up.

Henk
 

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newkid090

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i use Microsoft Essential but no virus detected then someone told me to use Autoruns then i pinpointed the error but i dont know what to do should i delete it or what? Link Removed
 

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