A
script error is displayed when there is a problem with the JavaScript
or VBScript code on a website you are viewing. It can be caused by an
error on the webpage or because some scripts take a long time to run and
Internet Explorer wants to know whether or not you want to wait.
Internet Explorer tracks the total number of executed script statements
and then determines if it thinks it’s taking too long to run the script.
If
this is happening on more than one or two sites, you can change the
time-out value in Internet Explorer. (Versions 4.0 and up)
Microsoft does offer a “Fix it for me” option on their support site. You can click on the icon for Microsoft Fix it 50403.
You’ll get this window.
A
step-by-step Wizard will walk you through the process. If you are not
working on the computer with the issues, you can save the Fix it
solution to a flash drive or CD and run it on the computer with the
issue.
