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I'm running into a persistent issue with QuickBooks Script Error that pops up every time I try to open a company file or access certain pages. The error message doesn't make much sense, and it’s really slowing down my workflow. I’ve tried clearing my browser cache, disabling add-ons, and even updating Internet Explorer (as suggested on some forums), but nothing seems to work.
Is anyone else dealing with this annoying problem? Is there a reliable fix for it? I read that it might be linked to JavaScript issues or settings in Internet Explorer, but I'm not entirely sure. Any advice or step-by-step solutions would be really appreciated. I’m using QuickBooks Desktop on Windows 10.
1: What Causes the QuickBooks Script Error to Pop Up?
The QuickBooks Script Error usually appears when a feature or web-based function fails to load properly. Common causes include:
Internet Explorer settings are misconfigured (QuickBooks uses IE settings even if you use another browser).
JavaScript or ActiveX controls are disabled or malfunctioning.
A page QuickBooks is trying to access is incompatible or contains broken code.
Third-party antivirus or firewall software is interfering.
Damaged Windows files or outdated QuickBooks installation.
FAQ 2: How Do I Fix the QuickBooks Script Error?
Here are steps to resolve the error:
Step 1: Disable Script Debugging in Internet Explorer
Open Internet Explorer.
Go to Tools > Internet Options > Advanced tab.
Check Disable script debugging (Internet Explorer) and Disable script debugging (Other).
Uncheck Display a notification about every script error.
Click Apply, then OK.
Step 2: Clear Internet Explorer Cache
Go to Tools > Internet Options.
Under the General tab, click Delete... under Browsing History.
Check Temporary Internet files and website files, Cookies, and History.
Click Delete.
Step 3: Add QuickBooks as a Trusted Site
Go to Tools > Internet Options > Security tab.
Click Trusted Sites > Sites.
Add *.intuit.com and *.quickbooks.com.
Step 4: Update QuickBooks
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