Windows vista installer script errors

I have been unable to install certain pgms or windows vista updates because the installer gets a "script error". This occurred after IE v9 was automatically installed a year ago. I am looking for advice on how to repair the Vista OS because all repair efforts listed on Microsoft troubleshooting steps on the error code have failed. Can anyone tell me how to repair corrupt jscript files or re-load the OS without use of a VISTA install CD. This is a THinkpad R61i and the OS was pre-installed by Lenovo.

if you have the recovery partition you can use the thinkvantage button or F11 at startup to excess the recovery environment from there you can restore to factory or recover to a saved backup
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