Runtime error on changing themes and screen savers on Windows XP

Asked By LarryJackson 0 points N/A Posted on - 08/15/2011

I have issues in changing a few themes and screen savers on my Windows XP. Now I try to do a modification on my Microsoft Plus I get a runtime error message.

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A Runtime Error has occurred. Do you wish to Debug? Line: 54 Error: Function expected

I have not done any changes to my network nor to my environment. Has anyone come across the same error message?

I need help with the above error message.

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Answered By josheph 0 points N/A #114756

Runtime error on changing themes and screen savers on Windows XP

Hi,

• Nice to see this question here. This problem more or less every computer user is facing regularly. So, don't worry about this. As per your question, when you are trying to modify windows XP with Microsoft Plus.
• Please click below link and download (ParetoLogic PC Health Advisor.exe) this software and install it.
• Repair tool
• After Install, please scan your computer and reappear all errors.

Hope your problem will solve

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Answered By Mellisa McCullough 0 points N/A #114757

Runtime error on changing themes and screen savers on Windows XP

A script debugger might have installed in your computer. A run time error occurred whenever a program is installed, such as your modification of Microsoft Plus. As you said you haven’t done any changes to your network or your environment, and the symptom of difficulty was the error message, if any websites are working, try to disable the installed script debugger. You can disable the script debugger by going to “Control Panel”, select the “Internet option”, click on the advanced tab, and then turn off the script debugger by choosing the “Disable script debugging.” You’re not required to restart your computer after you disabled the script debugger, it will work as soon as you disabled it.

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