IE debug error

[Guest]

Often now I get an error telling me that I need to debug. Now today it's
telling me something about visual+ and needs to close. It does this often
now. When I say "debug", it just confuses me. Then is shuts down IE and I
have to start all over.
What am I missing? What am I doing wrong?
Thanks for any ideas.
Theresa

 

[Guest]

Often now I get an error telling me that I need to debug. Now today it's
telling me something about visual+ and needs to close. It does this often
now. When I say "debug", it just confuses me. Then is shuts down IE and I
have to start all over.
What am I missing? What am I doing wrong?
Thanks for any ideas.

Hi Theresa,
check the option in the IE properties under Browsing option:
[ ] Disable Script Debugging check this box
[ ] Display a notification about every Script error Uncheck this Box

Look under this Option and see what selected:
Microsoft VM
[ ]
[ ]
[ ] select the third option

HTH
Please write back and let us know.
Regards
nass
P.S If no joy write back with your OS specs (i.e. Xp, IE6, AVs... etc).

 

[Guest]

Since installing the latest Microsoft updates I too have been experiencing a
ton of IE crashes. "IE has encountered a problem and needs to close" or
something to that effect. It then gives me the option to either Debug or
Close. I never experienced this prior to installing the most recent update.

I know it's not a malware problem as I use F-Secure as well as AVG Free in
addition to Ad-Aware, Spybot S&D and A-Squared. I have also utilized several
online scanners - I'm clean.

I have run Scandisk to check for errors and even re-installed XP but IE
continues to crash. I'll try your suggestion nass and let you know if it
makes a difference.

XP Home 2002 SP2
IE 6.0.2900
F-SECURE, AVG FREE

Often now I get an error telling me that I need to debug. Now today it's
telling me something about visual+ and needs to close. It does this often
now. When I say "debug", it just confuses me. Then is shuts down IE and I
have to start all over.
What am I missing? What am I doing wrong?
Thanks for any ideas.

Hi Theresa,
check the option in the IE properties under Browsing option:
[ ] Disable Script Debugging check this box
[ ] Display a notification about every Script error Uncheck this Box

Look under this Option and see what selected:
Microsoft VM
[ ]
[ ]
[ ] select the third option

HTH
Please write back and let us know.
Regards
nass
P.S If no joy write back with your OS specs (i.e. Xp, IE6, AVs... etc).

 

[Guest]

Nass,

Further to my previous post, in your reply to Theresa you mentioned
something about Microsoft VM. Where do I find this option? In Internet
Properties under the Advanced tab the only subheadings I see are
Accessibility, Browsing, Underline Links, HTTP 1.1 Settings, Multimedia,
Printing, Search From the Address Bar and Security.

Since installing the latest Microsoft updates I too have been experiencing a
ton of IE crashes. "IE has encountered a problem and needs to close" or
something to that effect. It then gives me the option to either Debug or
Close. I never experienced this prior to installing the most recent update.

I know it's not a malware problem as I use F-Secure as well as AVG Free in
addition to Ad-Aware, Spybot S&D and A-Squared. I have also utilized several
online scanners - I'm clean.

I have run Scandisk to check for errors and even re-installed XP but IE
continues to crash. I'll try your suggestion nass and let you know if it
makes a difference.

XP Home 2002 SP2
IE 6.0.2900
F-SECURE, AVG FREE

Often now I get an error telling me that I need to debug. Now today it's
telling me something about visual+ and needs to close. It does this often
now. When I say "debug", it just confuses me. Then is shuts down IE and I
have to start all over.
What am I missing? What am I doing wrong?
Thanks for any ideas.

Hi Theresa,
check the option in the IE properties under Browsing option:
[ ] Disable Script Debugging check this box
[ ] Display a notification about every Script error Uncheck this Box

Look under this Option and see what selected:
Microsoft VM
[ ]
[ ]
[ ] select the third option

HTH
Please write back and let us know.
Regards
nass
P.S If no joy write back with your OS specs (i.e. Xp, IE6, AVs... etc).

 

[Guest]

Hi Cpt,
Ignore this option I was looking to my Win98 IE6 Properites, I hope Theresa
notice this also, thanks Cpt.
Regards
nass

Nass,

Further to my previous post, in your reply to Theresa you mentioned
something about Microsoft VM. Where do I find this option? In Internet
Properties under the Advanced tab the only subheadings I see are
Accessibility, Browsing, Underline Links, HTTP 1.1 Settings, Multimedia,
Printing, Search From the Address Bar and Security.

Since installing the latest Microsoft updates I too have been experiencing a
ton of IE crashes. "IE has encountered a problem and needs to close" or
something to that effect. It then gives me the option to either Debug or
Close. I never experienced this prior to installing the most recent update.

I know it's not a malware problem as I use F-Secure as well as AVG Free in
addition to Ad-Aware, Spybot S&D and A-Squared. I have also utilized several
online scanners - I'm clean.

I have run Scandisk to check for errors and even re-installed XP but IE
continues to crash. I'll try your suggestion nass and let you know if it
makes a difference.

XP Home 2002 SP2
IE 6.0.2900
F-SECURE, AVG FREE

:

Often now I get an error telling me that I need to debug. Now today it's
telling me something about visual+ and needs to close. It does this often
now. When I say "debug", it just confuses me. Then is shuts down IE and I
have to start all over.
What am I missing? What am I doing wrong?
Thanks for any ideas.


Hi Theresa,
check the option in the IE properties under Browsing option:
[ ] Disable Script Debugging check this box
[ ] Display a notification about every Script error Uncheck this Box

Look under this Option and see what selected:
Microsoft VM
[ ]
[ ]
[ ] select the third option

HTH
Please write back and let us know.
Regards
nass
P.S If no joy write back with your OS specs (i.e. Xp, IE6, AVs... etc).

 

[Guest]

Hi Nass,

In regards to your suggestion about the Script Debugging and Notification
options these were already set so that can't be the problem in my case. The
only other thing I can think of is a video card problem or faulty RAM
perhaps? It's just strange that this started happening after installing the
new MS update.

Hi Cpt,
Ignore this option I was looking to my Win98 IE6 Properites, I hope Theresa
notice this also, thanks Cpt.
Regards
nass

Nass,

Further to my previous post, in your reply to Theresa you mentioned
something about Microsoft VM. Where do I find this option? In Internet
Properties under the Advanced tab the only subheadings I see are
Accessibility, Browsing, Underline Links, HTTP 1.1 Settings, Multimedia,
Printing, Search From the Address Bar and Security.

Since installing the latest Microsoft updates I too have been experiencing a
ton of IE crashes. "IE has encountered a problem and needs to close" or
something to that effect. It then gives me the option to either Debug or
Close. I never experienced this prior to installing the most recent update.

I know it's not a malware problem as I use F-Secure as well as AVG Free in
addition to Ad-Aware, Spybot S&D and A-Squared. I have also utilized several
online scanners - I'm clean.

I have run Scandisk to check for errors and even re-installed XP but IE
continues to crash. I'll try your suggestion nass and let you know if it
makes a difference.

XP Home 2002 SP2
IE 6.0.2900
F-SECURE, AVG FREE

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Often now I get an error telling me that I need to debug. Now today it's
telling me something about visual+ and needs to close. It does this often
now. When I say "debug", it just confuses me. Then is shuts down IE and I
have to start all over.
What am I missing? What am I doing wrong?
Thanks for any ideas.


Hi Theresa,
check the option in the IE properties under Browsing option:
[ ] Disable Script Debugging check this box
[ ] Display a notification about every Script error Uncheck this Box

Look under this Option and see what selected:
Microsoft VM
[ ]
[ ]
[ ] select the third option

HTH
Please write back and let us know.
Regards
nass
P.S If no joy write back with your OS specs (i.e. Xp, IE6, AVs... etc).