This Doesnt Work\n\n"1. Go to the following menu.\nTools -> INternet Options -> Advanced Tab:\n\nGo to the " Browsing " section and disable the following three options:\n\n* Disable Script Debugging (Internet Explorer)\n* Disable Script Debugging (other)\n* Disable a notification about every script Error\n\nOne of the possible causes (Technical) : A object was referred and not declared. "
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scroll down on the thing at the bottom and it will say block, permit and something else click block it will probly come up again but not every second
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I had/have that problem with Internet Explorer. It was a major pain. I suggest switching to Mozilla Firefox. That's what I did.\n\nhttp://mozilla.org/firefox\n\n...And yes, JavaScript was turned on...
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The best thing to do would be to remove IE7. It screws up many programs and functions. It will go Back to IE6.
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Depending on what version of IE you're using, click [Tools], Internet Options, "Advanced" tab, then un-check the box next to "Display a notification about every script error".\n\nWhat you're seeing is not a problem with your machine or browser, but an issue with the page you are viewing.
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Open internet explorer.. Click Tools, Internet Options, Advanced Tab, Reset Internet Explorer Settings.. Try that
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See if it has been disabled in your add-ons.\nOn IE click \nTools\nManage Addons
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Common script errors messages can be eliminated by Clicking-Control panel - Internet Options - Advanced tab. \nCheck "Disable script debugging" \nUncheck "Display a notification about every script error" \n\nIf no joy then \nMicrosoft's Scripting download \nGet the latest. Two download versions are available for Windows Script 5.6. \nThe first version requires Windows 2000; the second version requires \nMicrosoft Windows 98, Millenium Edition (Me), or NT 4.0. Please choose the \ndownload appropriate for your operating system. \nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/default.asp?url=/downloads/topic.... \n=/msdn-files/028/001/175/topic.xml \n\ngood luck!
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try start - settgins- control panel - add/remove programs and then ry to remove it from there. \nif not, go to the settings in your browser, then click "plug-ins", make sure it's not used as one of the plugins,
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Stop using IE. Use a real browser called Firefox! http://www.mozilla.org
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You have disabled the activex from internet options. Either check Reset Web settings or simply enable it (check the option from the IE option tag).\nIn case this is still selected, or you didn't do anything like this, it means that IE stopped the activex sequence considering harmfull for your computer.
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Try this:\nIn Tool Bar click on Tools>Internet Options>Internet Properties>Security>Internet Icon then click on Custom Level and scroll down to Scripting of Java Applets and click on enable.
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It sounds like a browser add on is conflicting with your system. If you have installed any toolbars, I would uninstall them all (leave Google or Yahoo bar as they have been made to integrate with IE), reboot and see if the error message goes. If it doesn't, you may need to run a malware removal programme, such as Ad-Aware. If you join the Ad-Aware web forum, you can get help to resolve any problems with your computer using other malware removal tools (such as HiJack This) and they will guide you through what to do.
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Need more info, but try this. Restart computer. Open IE. Click on tools, internet options. Delete cookies. Then delete files. Close IE. Open Ie and try again.
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Don't use Internet Explorer. \n\nUse Spybot Search & Destroy, and also Adaware. They will help get rid of spyware, adware, other malicious programs you don't want. \n\nUse Firefox for safer browsing. You won't get popups, or spyware.
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<head>\n\n<script language="JavaScript"> <!--\n\nvar message="Sorry, that function is disabled.&#92;n&#92;nContents & Graphics Copyright ©your name&#92;nOur work is not Public Domain, and should NOT be taken from this site."; // Message for the alert box\n\n// Don't edit below!\n\nfunction click(e) {\nif (document.all) {\nif (event.button == 2) {\nalert(message);\nreturn false;\n}\n}\nif (document.layers) {\nif (e.which == 3) {\nalert(message);\nreturn false;\n}\n}\n}\nif (document.layers) {\ndocument.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEDOWN);\n}\ndocument.onmousedown=click;\n// --> </script>
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Under the Internet Explorer options (Tools-Options), you can set the security options for the browser. You can block such sites. Also, ad blockers might help a bit
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Two things occur to me...\n\n1. Your Internet Explorer is set to report all scripting errors (there are loads on the internet, so best to turn that option off) - IE6  -Tools, Internet Options, Advanced, place a tick next to Disable Script Debugging (Internet Explorer) and a tick next to Disable Script Debugging (Other). And remove the tick from Display a Notification About Every Script Error.\n\n2. It may be Java that is causing the problem. Java is a programming language that is used frequently on the internet. In Add/Remove Programs (Start, Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs), remove Java versions 1.4 abd below, any Java updates. Then visit http://www.java.com and download the latest version of Java.