Not Working with Windows 8 RTM

Grant@CGrantAnderson.com · 10-07-2012, 01:44 AM

I am a developer and thus have access to the Windows 8 RTM. I have it running on two machines, a laptop and a desktop, and cannot install your DisplayLink_7.0M0.exe driver due to the "The VBScript engine is disabled therefore installation cannot continue" message problem.

I have tried turning off Kaspersky Pure 2.0, re-registering the VBScript DLL, editing the registry keys, etc. None of this works.

So what is the solution to this problem?

None of the other many software products that I have installed encountered this problem. There should be a solution to this problem, and a simple one, because Windows 8 with Kaspersky is going to be a common scenario and if your devices do not work with it, not even install the driver, people are going to dump and not buy your product.

I have two of your devices which were working reliably with Windows 7 but will have to dump them if they do not work with Windows 8. I've wasted hours working on this problem. Is there a solution?

Thank you.

- Grant

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10-07-2012, 01:44 AM	#1
Grant@CGrantAnderson.com Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Posts: 2	Not Working with Windows 8 RTM I am a developer and thus have access to the Windows 8 RTM. I have it running on two machines, a laptop and a desktop, and cannot install your DisplayLink_7.0M0.exe driver due to the "The VBScript engine is disabled therefore installation cannot continue" message problem. I have tried turning off Kaspersky Pure 2.0, re-registering the VBScript DLL, editing the registry keys, etc. None of this works. So what is the solution to this problem? None of the other many software products that I have installed encountered this problem. There should be a solution to this problem, and a simple one, because Windows 8 with Kaspersky is going to be a common scenario and if your devices do not work with it, not even install the driver, people are going to dump and not buy your product. I have two of your devices which were working reliably with Windows 7 but will have to dump them if they do not work with Windows 8. I've wasted hours working on this problem. Is there a solution? Thank you. - Grant