How to Fix Vb Runtime Error

Fixing Visual Basic runtime script errors in your computer.

Script is a set of commands used by applications known as execution software to display websites properly. VB (Visual Basic) is the name of the script that Microsoft uses. Visual Basic errors arise when the execution software cannot understand script commands on a web page. This results in runtime error messages. You can change Internet Explorer to block out script settings on various websites in addition to blocking error messages, which clears up any VB runtime errors.

Things You'll Need

• Internet Explorer

Instructions

1. Double-click on the Internet Explorer desktop icon to open and run the program.

2. Click on the "Tools" option, which is located in the top portion of the Internet Explorer page.

3. Click on the "Internet Options" selection in the drop-down menu.

4. Select and click on the "Advanced" tab, which is located on the top portion of the "Internet Options" dialogue box.

5. Go through the list under "Settings" and remove the check marks from the "Disable Script Debugging" and from the "Display a Notification About Every Script Error" options.

6. Click "Apply," which is located on the bottom section of the dialogue box.

7. Click "OK" to close out the dialogue box and block Visual Basic (VB) runtime errors.

References

• Microsoft: How to Troubleshoot Script Errors in Internet Explorer on Windows-Based Computers
• Topbits: Internet Explorer Script Error

Resources

• Microsoft: Microsoft Support Center