After Installing VSE 8.0i, has any body noticed that even a simple Hello world VBS script run via cmd prompt using Cscript there is a delay of 10 Seconds or more for it to complete, Well read on.......
Create a file and call it hello.vbs, in the file, type MsgBox "Hello World", then open a cmd prompt and type
cscript.exe hello.vbs and you will see after 2 seconds the msgbox come up, when you click ok there will be a 10 second delay before the process completes.
It appears that the installation of VSE 8.0i Repalces the default script engine dll. On a machine that has not been updated with VSE 8.0i the default Script Engine dll is "vbscript.dll" But this gets repalced by "ScriptProxy.dll". Hence the slowness, also if you upgrade to the new version of the script engine the slowness goes away as ScriptProxy.dll is replaced by an updated version of Vbscript.dll
Search the registry for the CLSID {B54F3741-5B07-11cf-A4B0-00AA004A55E8} and compare.
Quick workaround is to Un-Register Scriptproxy.dll and Re-register Vbscript.dll
regsvr32 /u <Path to Dll>\scriptproxy.dll
regsvr32 <Path to Dll>\vbscript.dll
Also it seems that VSE 8.0i still runs happily with ScriptProxy.dll (But still testing this)
I have a case open with Mcafee and I'm awaiting a response.

Gary Murphy
Create a file and call it hello.vbs, in the file, type MsgBox "Hello World", then open a cmd prompt and type
cscript.exe hello.vbs and you will see after 2 seconds the msgbox come up, when you click ok there will be a 10 second delay before the process completes.
It appears that the installation of VSE 8.0i Repalces the default script engine dll. On a machine that has not been updated with VSE 8.0i the default Script Engine dll is "vbscript.dll" But this gets repalced by "ScriptProxy.dll". Hence the slowness, also if you upgrade to the new version of the script engine the slowness goes away as ScriptProxy.dll is replaced by an updated version of Vbscript.dll
Search the registry for the CLSID {B54F3741-5B07-11cf-A4B0-00AA004A55E8} and compare.
Quick workaround is to Un-Register Scriptproxy.dll and Re-register Vbscript.dll
regsvr32 /u <Path to Dll>\scriptproxy.dll
regsvr32 <Path to Dll>\vbscript.dll
Also it seems that VSE 8.0i still runs happily with ScriptProxy.dll (But still testing this)
I have a case open with Mcafee and I'm awaiting a response.
Gary Murphy