Q&A: EVERY TIME I OPEN UP A WEB SITE I GET THIS INTERNET EXPLORER SCRIPT ERROR MESSAGE?
Question by Malli:
Every time I open up a web site I get this World wide web Explorer Script Error message?
What do I need to do to stop this coming up all the time, I have searched each place on my personal to block this but have not found the right location? Can anyone help?
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Answer by Chasing.Comets
No idea… You should use Mozilla Firefox anyways. It’s way better.
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about 1 year ago
If you don’t install the 9.0 messenger correctly, it will not work (NOT ASSUMING YOU ARE TRYING TO INSTALL THAT VERSION, but most people with the same problem as you, are trying to Install the 9.0 version.
It has to be,,,Run as the Administrator.
I think if you Right click on the downloaded file after you download it, you will be able to Run as Administrator. If that is all too confusing you can,,,
Do this,,,,
Click on Start Button/ Settings/ Control Panel/ Add or Remove Programs.
DUMP anything that says Yahoo Messenger (toolbar, address book etc etc etc) they will be listed at the bottom of that window if there are any), and go to this website,,,,,
http://www.oldversion.com
Scroll down (at the bottom of the page on the Left is Yahoo Messenger). Versions 3-8 are there to choose from. I PERSONALLY SUGGEST 7.0.
BE SAFE
Cheri
PS. No, you will NOT lose any Contacts from a previous version you ran, they are all saved on Yahoos Sever and will transfer to whatever version you install.
MERRY ChristMAS
HAPPY HOLIDAYS
about 3 months ago
Do you mean that the message comes up in a pop-up box or does it divert the URL to another web page?
about 3 months ago
run a malware checker as sometimes this is from malware on your computer.
The option for debugging is under tools=>Internet options=>Advanced=>then check the disable debugging.
about 3 months ago
Your question is pretty vague. Can you give more specific information about the error, such as the error code?
In general, a script error could be caused by not having the most current version of Java or Adobe Flash installed. Try installing those two and see if the problem goes away.
The error code will provide a better clue as to what the actual problem is, though.
about 3 months ago
Just wondering how you posted this question. Lol. Try Safari, it’s several times faster than Internet Explorer and yes it does work on Windows.