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Brian J. T. - 08 Oct 2003 16:34 GMT

Hello all,

While using the IE, when I open certain sites, I will get
a message: "Run time error, do you wish to debug." Many
times I answered no and attempted to continue without any
noticeable problems. Other times I answered yes, and when
the debug screen came up, it seemed to do nothing. I
really don't know how to start the app so I let it "run"
on it's own. Finally, I hit ctr+alt+del and the debugger
is not responding. What is causing this? How do you
debug? Only a few sites cause this. Help!! :-)

Thanks,

Brian

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Arun Coutinho - 09 Oct 2003 03:17 GMT

check out the link below-

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;309299&Product=ie

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Brian J. T. - 09 Oct 2003 06:24 GMT

Hello Arun,

Thanks for the link. However, this is not what my pc
has. Here's what the message says:

Runtime Error has occurred. Do you wish to debug?
Line: 8
Error: Unterminated String Constant

So far, I have not found any help with this. When I click
yes to debug, the program appears to do nothing at all
until I close it. Then it warns that the debugger is not
finished. How to debug? What causes this error? Is it
something corrupted?

Thanks again,
Brian

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Sandi - Microsoft MVP - 11 Oct 2003 09:27 GMT

Go to IE tools, internet options, advanced. Disable script debugging. It is
provided for developers and is not for use during general web surfing.

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Install the latest IE cumulative patch for protection against QHost:
http://www.microsoft.com/security/security_bulletins/ms03-040.asp
More information about QHosts can be found here:
http://www.mvps.org/inetexplorer/darnit_3.htm#qhost
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Brian J T - 12 Oct 2003 17:16 GMT

Hello Sandi,

You are a savior. It worked and the problem is solved.
It was increasingly becoming a problem. I also made sure
that I am up to date on patches and AV protection.

Since Thursday, Oct 10th, a few of the sites I visit
(Go.com/ABC News, CNN.com) some of the images will have
red x's. I had two folders that had the W.32 Klez.H and
Sobig.F, (which were quarantined) removed and I used
Symantec's tools to remove them. During the removal, I
turned off my Internet connection from my Insight BB modem
as instructed by Symantec.

When I was finished, I had to call InsightBB to reactivate
my cable modem. When I was finally able to access the
Internet is when I noticed this "x" problem. I did not
change the registry Sandi but, I think something was
changed either in the registry or in my settings.

I have been monitoring the responses from you with others
on this to see if maybe one of them would address my
problem. I did use several remedies for other situations
and they were helpful indeed. What should I try next?

My PCs run:
P4 & AMD Athlon
Win98SE
IE 6
O & OE 2000 w/Incredimail, Adobe Acrobat 6
Palm Desktop 4.1, Eudora 5.1
AdAware6, SpyBot S&D, SpyWare, ZoneAlarm Pro.

I hope this will help you diagnose my problem. I also
want to thank you very much! Have a great Columbus Day!

Brian J T

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Sandi - Microsoft MVP - 13 Oct 2003 14:24 GMT

Everything I have on the red x is at this URL:
http://www.mvps.org/inetexplorer/answers.htm#jpg_gif

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