What should I do if an Internet assumerr script error occurs in WinXP? How can I solve a script error?

1. Disable the display of notifications about each script error.

1. If the error message is prompted on each website, the "show notifications about each script error" function may be enabled. If the problem occurs on one or two websites, it may be caused by the website itself and can be ignored.

2. Right-click the "Internet Explorer" icon, click the "properties" command in the pop-up menu, click the "Start" menu, click "control panel", and double-click "Internet Options ".

3. In the "Internet properties" window, switch to the "Advanced" tab, clear the "show notifications about each script error" checkbox in the setting box, and click "OK" to make the setting take effect.

2. Test other accounts and non-IE kernel browsers for this phenomenon

Create a web page to test the trigger script for a user account. If the problem persists, use a non-IE kernel browser, such as Google or Firefox.

3. Reset Internet Explorer security settings

1. If the active scripts, ActiveX, and Java are blocked by Internet Explorer, the display of the webpage may be interrupted.

2. Switch to the "security" tab on the "Internet properties" page, click the "default level" button, and then click "OK".

4. Clear temporary Internet files

1. On the "General" tab of the "Internet properties" interface, click "delete".

2. In the displayed "Delete Browsing History" dialog box, select "Temporary Internet Files", "Cookie", and "history", and click "delete.

5. Disable smooth scrolling

1. If you are experiencing a video display problem, can you test whether the problem still occurs after the smooth scrolling function is disabled, because this function will cause incorrect script display.

2. Open the "Internet properties" window, switch to the "Advanced" tab, clear the "use smooth scrolling" check box in the following setting box, and click "OK" after setting.

3. After the smooth scrolling function is disabled, update the driver of the video adapter.

6. Disable hardware acceleration

This problem occurs when the hardware acceleration feature is set incorrectly on the browser page.

1. Click the Start menu, click the RUN command, type the desk. cpl command in the open box, and click OK.

2. In the displayed properties window, switch to the Settings tab and click the Advanced button.

3. Switch to the "troubleshooting" tab in the pop-up dialog box, pull "hardware acceleration" to none, and click "OK" to bring the setting into effect.

Notes

In addition, scanning temporary Internet files or downloaded program folders by the anti-virus software and falsely reporting that the script file is a virus can also cause display problems, at the same time, damage to the script engine file, IE-related folders, damage to the video card driver, and damage to DirectX components will cause display problems. In this case, we need to further investigate.

The above is an introduction to the WinXP system's solution to the Internet assumerr script error. If the IE script prompt appears, it is best to handle it in a timely manner, the steps described above are used to solve the problem. Hope to help you!