Ever since I installed Visual C++, I get a zillion pop-ups asking me if I want to debug half the web pages I visit. Whether the pages use bad java/java-script/HTML/whatever, they seem to work without VC++ trying to debug them. How do I turn the bloody thing off!?

Maybe this?


[edited by - ElCrazon on August 26, 2002 4:01:24 PM]

My Internet Explorer WILL NOT save that option. I turn it on, but any time a new IE window opens, the option is back off, and script messages pop back up. VERY annoying.

anyone know how to fix THAT?

Simple. Install Mozilla.

Rada: What version are you using? My IE6.0 saves that option just fine.

quote: Original post by ZealousElixir
Rada: What version are you using? My IE6.0 saves that option just fine.

IE 6.0 as well. The option saves and works for THAT instance of IE, but if i close it and restart it, the option is unchecked.. is there an INI or Registry setting that overwrites manual changes to IE?



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quote: Original post by Anonymous Poster
Simple. Install Mozilla.

Tried that, I''d rather have script debugging windows than crashing windows. Netscape has always crashed on my computer at least twice an hour, no matter what version I''ve used... And I actually (*shudder*) like Microsoft''s browser better =)



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Here''s the registry key:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main

Set the text value "Disable Script Debugger" (create it if it doesn''t exist) to "yes" (no quotes).

That should fix the problem for the currently logged in user. There may be a different key to change to make the effect global.

Hope that does it.

-Auron

There''s a key:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\Disable Script Debugger

set it to "yes"

If I had my way, I''d have all of you shot! codeka.com - Just click it.

Auron, Dean, Thanks. I''ll try that when I get home.

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