Contaminated Java script
I'm new to computers but I've been told by different sources that my Java script has been contaminated or not installed correctly. How can I correct this easily?

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I've never heard of Java Script being contaminated. I'm not aware of an easy way to correct problems with Java script. The easiest solution would be to re-install the Java script from original source or the back up.

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This was first published in June 2002

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