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Mike Butler
For about a month now IE has been painfully slow in
drawing pages. I turned on the IE setting "Display
Debugging Script" and found that everytime I changed web
pages there was at least one debugging request made. When
I opened this MS newsgroup for browsers, there were a
total of eight windows that popped up with the following
message, "A Runtime Error Has Occurred. Do you wish to
debug?" followed by a Line XX and some description
like "Error: Object expected".
I've turn that switch off now just to save the annoyance,
but IE is still taking 30 seconds plus to put up a new
page. Any ideas as to what is going on and how do I fix
it?
I am running Windows XP Pro, IE v
6.0.2800.xxxx.xpsp2.xxxx, Office 2003 and have a Pentium
IV, 2.8 gHz and 1 gig of memory. I routinely install MS
updates for IE, Win XP Pro and Office as MS notifies me.
Thanks in advance for any help you can give me.
drawing pages. I turned on the IE setting "Display
Debugging Script" and found that everytime I changed web
pages there was at least one debugging request made. When
I opened this MS newsgroup for browsers, there were a
total of eight windows that popped up with the following
message, "A Runtime Error Has Occurred. Do you wish to
debug?" followed by a Line XX and some description
like "Error: Object expected".
I've turn that switch off now just to save the annoyance,
but IE is still taking 30 seconds plus to put up a new
page. Any ideas as to what is going on and how do I fix
it?
I am running Windows XP Pro, IE v
6.0.2800.xxxx.xpsp2.xxxx, Office 2003 and have a Pentium
IV, 2.8 gHz and 1 gig of memory. I routinely install MS
updates for IE, Win XP Pro and Office as MS notifies me.
Thanks in advance for any help you can give me.