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Script Error

FennyarielOP
#1
Everytime I either restart or reboot I get this ugly thing in my face:Could somebody please tell me why and if there's a fix for it other than wiping my hard drive and reinstalling XP?
Devilkid32176
#2
that sounds like an add-on for internet explorer or firefox, so you might want to check to see what you have installed there ^__^
Prectorian
#3
Clearing up your IE cache, cookies, temporary files, etc. would be one way to try first. If that still does not work, try doing a system check. If that also does not solve it, try reinstalling IE.
lewis9191
#4
Just reinstall Internet Explorer
FennyarielOP
#5
Well poop! I reinstalled IE8 and I'm STILL getting it!
Prectorian
#6

Replying to #5

Allow me to show you the official Microsoft support for this issue : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308260
FennyarielOP
#7
I clicked that link and this is the first thin I read: "System Tip
This article applies to a different version of Windows than the one you are using. Content in this article may not be relevant to you." So I don't think this is going to help.
Prectorian
#8

Replying to #7

Have you tried deleting your temporary internet files? The script error should have been caused by something in it. Such as you visited a site that is unsafe or has compatibility issues with the browser you use, may be you had visited a site that was build using uncommon program that is not compatible with Microsoft or a site build using an old program that is no longer supported.To solve it,Its best you delete the cache such as cookies, temporary files, and history from your browser.Go to : tools --> internet options --> browsing history --> tick all except Password --> delete.Then go back to internet options --> advance --> tick the "Disable script debugging" and untick the "display a notification about every script error".And if you had accidentally installed "FAST Browser Search", remove it. To do so go to:
Tools --> Manage Add on --> look for Fast Browser Search --> deleteTry it.Look at this too, its a blog made by one of the Microsoft staff : http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ie/archive/2009/04/08/handling-script-errors-from-three-different-perspectives.aspx
Stanley Richards
#9
If you have a script error in your face, you might want to see a medical expert for help.
Loonylion
#10
it could be malware. That error is definitely IE related, do a full malware scan.
Stanley Richards
#11
I get a similar script error using firefox. It's very rare (appears maybe once every two weeks) and only appears on very precise locations. Is that Malware or simply an error?
Loonylion
#12
that would be an error. its the fact that it appears on startup every time that suggests malware.
Tomoka
#13

Replying to #12

And also the type of error...it's a banner error...so it does sound like malware...
FennyarielOP
#14
Ryan, what you see is what you get. That's why I took a screenshot of it. Sio I wouldn't get questions like yours.
Tomoka
#15

Replying to #14

1. it wasn't a question.
2. I've had the same error before, it's malware.
FennyarielOP
#16
Well maybe if you lazy people would learn to use punctuation we properly people could tell?
lewis9191
#17

Replying to #16

Don't be so ignorant, when he clearly just trying to help
yoshi2889
#18
Loonylion · #12that would be an error. its the fact that it appears on startup every time that suggests malware.
Most of the time, yes. I once also had this on this laptop, after installing Microsoft Security Essentials it reported malware (ClickPotato). I removed it and gone.
Stanley Richards · #9If you have a script error in your face, you might want to see a medical expert for help.
lol good one
FennyarielOP
#19
I fixed it! ;v) I just plain turned those fool things off! ;v)
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