Just 4 Steps Away from Resolving QuickBooks Script Error

QuickBooks is the most trusted accounting and bookkeeping software for various businesses that comes in with great tools packages. However, even after these advanced features, the program encounters minor to major technical glitches. For example, the "QuickBooks Script Error- A problem has taken place in the script of this page" appears on the user's screen when they try to access a webpage from QuickBooks. Have a deeper look at our blog below that mentions the factors provoking the Script Error, along with a detailed guide to cure the same.

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Roots of QuickBooks Script Error

• The account name or number mentioned in the records already exists.
• When you try to import a non-existent account, it results in the QuickBooks Script Error.
• If the user tries to import a bill or an invoice that does not sync with the accounts due, the Script Error comes up.

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Resolving QuickBooks Script Error

Step 1- Make Internet Explorer Your Default Browser

• Open Internet Explorer.
• Tap on the Gear or the Tools icon on the top-right corner.
• From the list, select Internet Options.
• Now press the Programs button.
• Move to the Make Default Browser section.
• Press the Make Default button beside the Internet Explorer button.
• Hit OK.

Step 2- Make Intuit a Trusted Website for Internet Explorer

• Click on the Command button in IE.
• Select the Tools option.
• Choose Internet Options.
• Navigate to the Security tab.
• Press the Trusted Sites button.
• Next, click on Sites.
• You should see a "Add this website to the zone" section.
• In the given field, enter *.intuit.com.
• Hit the Add button.
• Now move to the Trusted Sites section.
• Here, you must un-check the "Require server verification (HTTPS:) for all sites in this zone" box.
• Close this window.
• Finally, un-check the "Enable Protected Mode" box.

 Step 3- Turn Off the Add-Ons on Internet Explorer

• Press the Command button.
• Click on the Tools option.
• Select the Internet Options.
• Move to the Programs field.
• Tap on the Manage Add-Ons tab.
• Choose the Disable Add-Ons box.
• Hit the OK button.

Step 4- Clear the Cookies and Cache Data of Internet Explorer

• Click on the Tools option in IE.
• From the given list, select the Internet Options.
• Move to the Browsing History section.
• Check the "Delete Browsing History on Exit" box.
• Press the Delete button.
• In the next prompt, select the first three visible options-
• a) Temporary internet files.
• b) Cookies
• c) History
• Hit the Delete button.
• Click on OK.

From the blog above, we know that the QuickBooks Script Error arises when the user tries to access a non-existent component of the data. This can be resolved by configuring the Internet Explorer settings. If you require additional support while carrying out the instructions above, give our specialists a call at 1.800.579.0391 anytime.