Q: My Windows Vista system PC locks up frequently while browsing only to then give me a box stating script problems, with a choice of stop it, let it continue, or debug. It’s driving me buggy. What’s up? ~ Gayle Erickson, Lakewood
A: Whoa! A retro operating system circa 2007! I’m sure this will anger those readers who ask why I still respond to people with Windows questions.
Script errors occur when there are errors in the software code and a plethora of other reasons. Scripting is blocked, corrupted computer, corrupted computer folders and outdated video-card drivers are included in Microsoft’s list of reasons for scripting errors (read more about it at and search for “cause of this problem.”)
Microsoft has a few suggestions, but the key one is to make sure your software has all the latest updates and fixes.
For Windows Vista, the latest service pack and installation instructions are at
For Windows Server 2003 and XP users, a hotfix download is available as well at
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