Windows 10: Won't execute, opens in Notepad++ about csgosl HOT 10 CLOSED

No, no special dependencies like VS, you should be able to just
double-click and it should run.

Youd could try running the script manually from command line (e.g. here
http://windowsitpro.com/scripting/how-do-i-run-windows-script-command-line)
to see if it is just a problem with the filetype association.

If that works I would suggest resetting the .vbs file type association to
default and see if that works.

On Mon, Aug 15, 2016 at 12:40 PM, Zanto413 [email protected] wrote:

So it seems like I don't know how to make this work.
You say we must doubleclick on the vbs file, but if I do that, it just
opens in Notepad++.
Even if I tell Windows 10 to open the file with "Microsoft® Windows Based
Script Host".

Are there some dependencies you haven't mentioned?
Visual Studio or something?

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Still the same.
Any better options?

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This is a long shot, where did you extract the csgosl archive? If it was to
some external/USB drive it could be a problem. Try copying the complete
folder to somewhere on C:, e.g. the desktop.

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Still the same.
Any better options?

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Extracted it in Downloads folder

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Didn't get an answer about what happened when you tried to run manually?

Otherwise I'm out of ideas, perhaps create a dummy HelloWorld vbs script
and see if that runs?

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Extracted it in Downloads folder

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How do you mean by manually?
General problem is that MS Windows Based Script Host tells Windows or whatever, to open VBS scripts in Notepad++.
But since this doesn't work, I'll just give up and blame Microsoft for making some bullshit (I hate Win 10)...

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Manually like instead of clicking on the csgosl.vbs file open a command
prompt, cd to the folder where csgosl.vbs is located and enter:

wscript csgosl.vbs

It is described here:
http://windowsitpro.com/scripting/how-do-i-run-windows-script-command-line
(there
is a typo, cscipt should be cscript)

If that works the only problem is the file type association which may be
easier to solve than if you have some error making it impossible to execute
vbs scripts.

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How do you mean by manually?
General problem is that MS Windows Based Script Host tells Windows or
whatever, to open VBS scripts in Notepad++.
But since this doesn't work, I'll just give up and blame Microsoft for
making some bullshit (I hate Win 10)...

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for Googlers, this was handy for resetting the default for VBS scripts: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/8703-restore-default-file-type-associations-windows-10-a.html ...search for "vbs" on that page for the .reg file to fix the file association.

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