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Script Error Fix Internet Explorer Script Error Fix by Peter Giammarco on January 23, 2013 with 2 comments Share this:TweetPrintMoreShare on Tumblr When you view a web page or print from Internet Explorer you may receive a JavaScript error, such as the one shown below. This article will http://www.shimmertechno.com/technology-blog/windows-help/internet-explorer-script-error-fix/ explain how to fix these Internet Explorer script errors. There are several things you can try in order to resolve this error. Disable Script Debugging If the Internet Explorer script error occurs only on a particular web site and it is working properly, you can probably just ignore the error by disabling script debugging in Internet Explorer. In windows XP: Click on the Start button. Click Control Panel. Click Internet Options. Click on the Advanced internet explorer tab. Under Browsing check both of the disable script debugging options if not already checked. In windows 7: Click on the Windows button in the left hand corner. Click Control Panel. Click Network and Internet | Internet Options. Click on the Advanced tab. Under Browsing check both of the disable script debugging options if not already checked. Delete temporary Internet files and cookies In windows XP: Click on the Start button in the left hand corner. internet explorer script Click Control Panel. Click Internet Options. Under the General tab click delete. Click Delete again. Restart Internet Explorer. In windows 7: Click on the Windows button in the left hand corner. Click Control Panel. Click Network and Internet | Internet Options. Under the General tab click delete. Click Delete again. Restart Internet Explorer. Reset Internet Explorer If the Internet Explorer script error only occurs logged into your user account then try to reset Internet explorer to its default settings. In windows XP: Click on the Start button in the left hand corner. Click Control Panel. Click Internet Options. Click on the Advanced tab. Click the Reset button at the bottom. Check Delete personal settings. Click Reset. Restart Internet Explorer. In windows 7: Click on the Windows button in the left hand corner. Click Control Panel. Click Network and Internet | Internet Options. Click on the Advanced tab. Click the Reset button at the bottom. Check Delete personal settings. Click Reset Restart Internet Explorer Run Windows update Updates to Internet explorer may help resolve the IE script error problem. In windows XP: Open Internet Explorer. Go to the website: http://update.microsoft.com. Click Express. Click Install Updates. Restart computer when finished. In windows 7: Click on the Windows button in the left hand corner. Click Control Panel. Click System and Security | Windows Update. Click Check fo