How to Get Rid of Internet Script Errors
Webpages utilize something known as “script.” Script is just a command list used by programs to run Webpages. Visual basic (VB) script is the script used by Windows operating systems. Errors with script occur when the script-execution program fails to translate a script command. Some Webpages cause this script error. You can fix the problem on your end by blocking script settings on these Web pages and disabling script error messages.
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Instructions
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Double click the Internet Explorer desktop icon.
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Click on "Tools," found in the task bar of the Explorer application page.
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Select "Internet Options."
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Click on the "Advanced" tab at the top of the dialog box window.
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Browse through the "Settings" list and go to the "Disable Script Debugging" box. Remove the check mark from this box. Now go to the "Display a Notification About Every Script Error" box and remove a check mark from this box as well.
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Click on the "Apply" button at the bottom of the dialog box.
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Click on "OK." Close the "Internet Options" box and the recent alterations will now be in effect.
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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.
