You might have been buffering an online video for the past 10 minutes, or perhaps finally found the Web page you sought after an hour of searching; whatever the circumstances, it's more than a little annoying when you are blocked by the message "An Error Has Occurred in a Script on This Page." Luckily, there are a range of fixes for this problem. Find the one that works for you and browse the Internet again, frustration free.
Delete Temporary Files
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Step 1
Make sure any browser windows are closed.
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Step 2
Open the "Start" menu, then select "Computer."
Step 3
Double-click on the "C" drive, open "Documents and Settings," then open your user folder. Select "Local Settings," then enter the "Temp" folder and delete all of the files.
Step 4
Restart the system.
Register Urlmon.dll
Step 1
Open the "Start" menu, then select "Run."
Step 2
Type "Regsvr32 urlmon.dll," and then click "OK."
Step 3
Click "OK" on the "DllRegisterServer in urlmon.dll succeeded" message.
Register Internet Explorer Problems
Step 1
Enter the "Start" menu.
Step 2
Click on "Run," then type "CMD" into the box and select "OK."
Step 3
Type the following, pressing "Enter" on your keyboard after each file name: RegSvr32 softpub.dll Softpub.dll Wintrust.dll Initpki.dll Rsaenh.dll Mssip32.dll Cryptdlg.dll Dssenh.dll Gpkcsp.dll Slbcsp.dll Sccbase.dll
Step 4
Type "Exit" and press "Enter" on your keyboard to exit the Command Window.
Step 5
Restart your computer
Disable Third-Party Browser Extensions
Step 1
Download Java from the link in the "Resources" section of this article.
Step 2
Close any Internet Explorer windows.
Step 3
Open the "Start" menu, click on "Control Panel" and then select "Internet Options."
Step 4
Click on the "Advanced" tab in the Internet Options window.
Step 5
Scroll down using the arrows on the right side and locate "Enable Third-Party Browser Extensions."
Step 6
Click on the check box to the left of this to remove the tick, then select "OK."
Step 7
Restart the computer
Disable Script Debugging
Step 1
Enter the "Start" menu and select "Internet Explorer."
Step 2
Click on "Tools," then "Options" and then the "Advanced Tab."
Step 3
Click "Disable Script Debugging," and select "OK" to restart the computer.
Reinstall Internet Explorer
Step 1
Enter the "Start" menu and select "Control Panel."
Step 2
Open "Programs," then choose "Uninstall a Program."
Step 3
Click on "View Installed Updates."
Step 4
Double-click on your Internet Explorer. Wait for it to uninstall.
Step 5
Download Internet Explorer from the link in the "Resources" section of this article.
Step 6
Follow the instructions to install the browser.
Step 7
Restart your computer.