Runtime error message....debug ?

Eagle_1

Help !!!!!

I keep getting this message, it says a runtime error has occured. Do you wish to Debug ? Line :9 Object expected

I am getting this quite frequently, so any info appreciated.

Thanks.

Mr_Skint_2

Error messages that crop up while the PC is in operation can be generated by various different sources, including the system BIOS, the operating system, hardware driver routines, or application software. It is usually possible to determine roughly what is causing the error, since application-specific messages usually mention the application that is generating them. However, error messages that crash a specific application can sometimes be caused by hardware or system problems, especially if the problem occurs in many different applications. This can make these hard to diagnose. If you are getting a lot of seemingly random error messages while using different programs, consider looking at the section that troubleshoots general system instability.

You will find in the index frame error messages that are system-related, meaning they are generated by the operating system or system BIOS. Error messages that are specific to an application should be handled by referring to the technical support options (help files, documentation, technical support phone numbers) for the application.

Some notes about the items below:

I have listed all the error messages strictly alphabetically, in the hopes that this makes it easier for you to find what you are looking for than having them in categories.
I have converted all error messages to mixed case, for consistency. Some PCs use ALL CAPS for their error messages (which is hard on the eyes anyway) and some do not.
Some of the error messages can indicate various problems related to the Windows family of operating systems, such as Illegal Operation errors. These are commonly caused by both hardware and software issues. You again may want to look at the section on system instability here.

http://www.pcguide.com/ts/x/sys/operr.htm

Eagle_1

thanks for that, gonna read up about it.

moneyuser

I take it this is in Internet Explorer.

Go to the Tools menu,then Internet Options, click on the Advanced tab. Go to the browsing section and make sure the "Disable script debugging..." is TICKED.

The microsoft debugger is probably running also, go to the Start menu, click on Run and type in msconfig. Go to Startup tab and see if there is anything called "mdm" listed, UNTICK it if it is.

Reboot

Chippy_Minton

This sounds like an Internet Explorer error, caused by a programming error on the web site you're viewing.

You can tell IE to ignore these errors as follows. In IE, click Tools - Internet Options - Advanced tab. Make sure there's a tick against 'Disable script debugging' and no tick against 'Display a notification about every script error' and click OK.

Eagle_1

Thanks, ive disabled script bugging and am off now to check display a notification about every script error.

Cheers.