How to Fix Internet Explorer Script Errors With Freeware
Internet Explorer (IE) script errors often occur when script execution software cannot decipher or understand the meaning of a certain command in a script. A script error message then displays when IE stops responding. This error message may also appear when your adware removal program or your antivirus program detects adware or spyware in the browser. To fix these errors, download freeware that addresses Internet Explorer script errors. Freeware is software that is available free to the user.
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Instructions
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Select IE debugging freeware of your choice. Popular freeware programs for addressing IE script errors include Script Error Killer, IE Rescuer and ErrorKiller Registry (see Resources).
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Download the freeware from the web page. Click “Download” and choose to run the program right away or save the executable file to your desktop.
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Double-click the executable file from the saved location you specified. Follow the onscreen installation steps.
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Run your script error killer software the next time an IE script error occurs to remove the error.
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Tips & Warnings
Run a registry cleaner to clean and maintain your computer registry and minimize script errors.
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Sylvia Fee
Nov 06, 2010
The best way to do this is to 1. copy the url of the page that the script error is from, usually some ad. (find it in the the script error pop up) 2. Then open Internet Options and go to the [Security] tab then click on "Restricted Sites." Next click on "Sites" and add the url to the restricted sites list. 3. Optional but while you have the options menu open, click on the [Privacy] tab then on sites and add the url there also. you should get one more pop up telling you the page might not display properly but you will no longer get the script error pop up. Hope this helps everyone.
