Internet Explorer Run Time Error

Asked By s.sency 160 points N/A Posted on - 07/08/2011

Morning to all gurus of errors,

Today I am here with a challenging error for all experts who think that they can solve any error problem.

As you can see there is no indication in this error image given below that which software error is this so I think it is tough to resolve such issue which has no clues.

A Runtime Error has occurred. Do you wish to Debug?

Line 221

Error: ‘something ‘is undefined

But I will give you a little clue while I was working on internet I had explored many webpages and I was downloading many software .exe files at a time.  I was simultaneously running many .exe files to test them in the mean while this error appeared. 

Now I don’t know which .exe file caused this error. So,

Now please tell me how to fix this error.

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Answered By chevin180 0 points N/A #121671

Internet Explorer Run Time Error

Hi Hope you are doing well.

Please follow below steps to solve your error. And please be reminded that you shall scan and detect whether your computer is infected by any worms or Malware or viruses before trying the below solution.

• Click menu Tools then choose Internet Options. Or simply use the shortcut key – press ALT+T then press O.
• A dialog box of Internet Options will appear. Choose tab Advanced.
• Select both boxes of Disable script debugging (Other) and  Disable script debugging (IE).  Then choose to clear the click box of Display notification about any script error.
• Finally choose OK and close the dialog box.

Thank you for your attention.

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Answered By Paul_51 0 points N/A #121672

Internet Explorer Run Time Error

To resolve this problem, you have to click Start, then go to Control Panel. Make sure you are on Classic View, then find and open Internet options. Click the Advanced tab, then put a check on the check box for Disable script debugging (Internet Explorer) and Disable script debugging (Other).

Next, remove the check mark from the box for Display a notification about every script error.

Click Apply first, then click OK. Please see screenshot.

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• Posted on - 07/31/2011
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