IE9 Error on Script when Printing

Asked By anonymous 7060 points N/A Posted on - 11/21/2011

I am using Internet Explorer 9. It was working well without issues but when I was about to print something an error is appearing. The error is stating:

An error has occurred in the script on this page.

Then a question below if I want to continue the script or not. Whatever I click between yes or no, the effect is still the same. The error just keeps on re-appearing. What should I do?

Help please.

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Answered By Tony clever 20 points N/A #81813

IE9 Error on Script when Printing

Hi friend,

Internet Explorer 9 is a very good internet browser but it has some limitation. After developing Internet Explorer 9 there is many lack in this browser. For this we can’t get full performance from it. It works slowly.

A script error comes when you are trying to do something with internet but your internet browser is not working. So when you give printing command your browser is not responding. To solve this you need to reset your browser. To do this go Tools > Internet options > Advanced > Reset and click ok to finish.

This will help you.

For more option you can visit this link:

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IE9 Error on Script when Printing

Hello,

This is the worst thing of IE- it lacks of many utilities than other browsers like Opera, Chrome, and Firefox etc. It gives many problems now and then and wastes time.

In order to solve your issue, just follow these steps:

1. Disconnect and re-connect your printer. Then try to print the document.

2. Update your printer driver. This update might come via Windows Update or from your manufacturer. Find out the perfect driver for your printer online, install and then give a try.

3. Launch IE on administrator mode. Right-click on “Internet Explorer” shortcut, select “Run as administrator”. Then try to print.

4. If all the steps described fails, update your IE9 to IE11. Get it from here.

Now it’s assumed that your problem is vanished.

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