mscjsres.dll::msc.html

[Peacekeeper]

As a wild thought try the solutions to the blank page fix especially solution 1.

http://service.mcafee.com/faqdocument.aspx?id=TS101674

Message was edited by: Peacekeeper on 3/11/13 6:51:07 AM

[dbcouper]

Thanx for the assist, Peace.  I'd like to try that solution, but the hyperlink leads to a survey page.

The actual error message that I'm receiving is :

Cannot find 'misp://msecjsres.dll::msc.html/'   Make sure the path or internet address is correct.

[exbrit]

Try this LINK instead of that broken one he posted (it only applies to Verizon customers anyway if it's meant to be TS101674).

Message was edited by: Ex_Brit on 02/11/13 12:24:15 EDT PM

[Peacekeeper]

Sorry That link Peter posted is what I suggested. Mainly the solution 1

Message was edited by: Peacekeeper on 3/11/13 7:01:49 AM

[Hayton]

dbcouper wrote:
"Cannot find 'misp://msecjsres.dll::msc.html/'   Make sure the path or internet address is correct."

If you look in the mcagent log file you will probably find a whole series of Error 12005 messages related to the error message above. If you do see 12005 messages, they will probably be like this one

04/18/2012 08:00:15 PM$ -- (Error)$ [   McBrwsr2.dll]$ InternetCrackUrl failed for (misp://mscjsres.dll::msc.html/) - 12005

There have been long (very long) discussions about this in earlier threads. See here and here, and also here. And here.

Deja vu, yet again.

[dbcouper]

Thanx, Hayton .... and others who have responded.

I wasn't aware that this was such a widespread problem.  I visited another concurrently running thread on this board, and corrected the defect by uninstalling Google Desktop, and rebooting.  Don't have any idea how Google Desktop became installed, but suspect a WiFi connection at a Tennessee State Park which coincides with the inception of the issue.

What's going on here?  I've had McAfee for 8 yrs, with absolutely no problems.

[Hayton]

Google Desktop? Uh-oh. Google discontinued that product back in 2011, and it is no longer supported. It should not be available for download anywhere, I would have thought.

There are, however, reports of malware (specifically, ZeroAccess) which make use of Google Desktop folder locations to drop their files. McAfee has a description of one such at

http://home.mcafee.com/virusinfo/virusprofile.aspx?key=3567756

Perhaps you ought to follow the removal instructions in that document, just in case.

[mccunney]

I also have been experiencing a similar problem.  I am also using Windows XP.  I am also using Windows Explorer 8.0.  My error message on boot up is:

Cannot find misp://mscjsres.dll:msc.html

[Peacekeeper]

So do you have google desktop installed.