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or something like this in spanish it is: error en tiempo de ejecucion I get this message of error sometimes while browsing the net... for example at wrecked what shall i do? waht is it? |
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ring the police |
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I need the help |
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try looking the message up in google. |
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you have enough mb left? |
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yes the pc is new but I got this message long ago witht he other com too you never get error when browsing certain websites? |
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no, how long do you have this problem? maybe restarting your comp, and run a virusscanner will help? |
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I think that a more accurate translation would be 'runtime error'. It's possible that the problem you're having is triggered by certain pages that use Javascript. Try using a different browser to visit the same sites that are causing the problem. If the problem doesn't occur with these then there's a problem with the Java bits in your regular browser. |
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i used to have rruntime errrrorr then a virrus destrroyed my computerr and when it came back i didn't have rruntime errrrorrs anymorre. |
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exactly runtime error thats it how do I change browser? |
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you choose a browser, for example firefox or opera, find their download pages, download the install file and install that install file. |
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oh and then don't forget to run your newly installed browser. |
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If you want to continue using Internet Explorer just go to Tools>>Internet Options... Click on the advanced tab and then under the Browsing section tick the boxes next to "Disable script debugging" and "Display a notification about every script error" or whatever it is called in Spanish (It's the forth and fifth line in the Browsing section). |
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which may choose to worrk orr may choose not to worrk. |
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"Disable script debugging" that has to be ticked or unticked? "Display a notification about every script error" this one has to be ticked or unticked? now I have both ticked |
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Both ticked...which should stop it from displaying the errors, but IE is a bit crap and I am sure a recent "security update" renders them both a bit useless. At the very least it should cut the number you get down. |
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it seems to work so far thanks mr "nothing else to say" |
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