To run VBScript, you need a Windows-based operating system and a scripting engine

that supports VBScript. Fortunately, most Windows computers come with VBScript
already installed, so you generally don't need to download or install anything
else.

In order to run VBScript, you can use any simple text editor such as Notepad to
create a VBScript file with a .vbs extension. Then, you can double-click the file
to run it, or you can run it from the command prompt using the "cscript" command.

If you want to develop VBScript code more efficiently, you can use a more advanced
integrated development environment (IDE) that provides features like syntax
highlighting, debugging, and code completion. Some popular IDEs for VBScript
development include Microsoft Visual Studio and the free Visual Basic Script
Development Environment (VBSE) from Microsoft.