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I favour the latter theory but more experienced experts seem to prefer the former, so YMMV. Hopefully Microsoft will release an automated fix at some point, either via this patch or an IE7 patch. But as it is likely to take some time, you may prefer to deploy Script 5. How do you deploy third-party software updates?
I have found the source of my problems. I have installed Windows Script 5. I know since thursday last week that an newer version of Windows Script 5. Was it my error? Was it the error from Windows Script 5.
Is it the error in Patch KB? I think it's not my error! Thank you, graft - I didn't even think about testing the installation of Windows Script 5. It turns out this DOES successfully downgrade these dlls to 5. However, I do agree with graft that MS is at fault here - by not allowing the exe to apply when IE7 and jscript. If MS protected jscript. However, the downgrading is not prevented, so MS should have included this possible situation in KB's exe's logic.
As it is, with this oversight I must leave automated detection of IE and Windows Script version with upgrade of Windows Script when needed constant in my environment, lest Windows Script be downgraded by other installs, leaving a security hole in which KB cannot be applied. Yes, this is certainly a bug in the Windows Script 5. Hopefully there will eventually be a better resolution. However, assuming the downgrade does not happen frequently, you could use the failure of KB as a warning sign to identify those machines that need assistance.
I'm not sure it's just the Windows Script 5. I'm not absolutely sure this is a bug - it may be by design. Agreed - however, since we've discovered the situation, I do hope it will be corrected. I also expect that this situation will be anticipated in future updates where its relevant.
I do have automated notification from my WSUS, however, I am not comfortable with relying solely on manual response - we can get overwhelmed with other items and not be able to quickly resolve each case. From what I've read, I have no doubt that installing the package you describe will fix the problem.
However, I would really like an explanation detailing how this happened. This is either something malicious or we all installed something reverted the DLL's to 5. No, I said it shouldn't be possible - not quite the same thing! It's easy enough to reproduce.
One known way for this to happen is to install IE7 and then Windows Script 5. I suspect third-party software installers incorporating Windows Script 5. It could also be the result of security products preventing the files from being updated when IE7 is installed. If Optional Updates category offers Root Certificates update, I recommend installing it to take full advantage of IE7's additional security.
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