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Here’s How to Fix QuickBooks Script Error

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When you encounter QuickBooks Script Error, you will see an error message that states, ‘An error has occurred in the script on this page.’ Both QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Desktop users can have trouble with this common error. This particular error strikes when a user does something in QuickBooks that needs the browser to be involved. If you are also one of the QuickBooks users who get script errors, you should try the solutions in this blog post. If you read the blog to the end, you’ll also learn why this error occurs in the first place, which will help you avoid getting the same error again.

Users can get help with errors in QuickBooks at any time, day or night, by dialing +1(800)-578-0315 and getting in touch with the support team of certified experts

 

Why You Have Encountered Script Error 0 in QuickBooks Desktop?

Since the script error in QB shows up in the browser you use to perform some operation in QuickBooks, the reasons for it are closely related to the settings of the browser, and here is a list of all other causes that can trigger QuickBooks script errors.

  1. In the internet settings, Intuit and other domains that QuickBooks needs to connect to in order to get data are not marked as ‘secured domains.’
  2. The script error can also be caused by the Windows firewall, which can stop the connection between QuickBooks and Intuit’s online servers.
  3. If the browser is full of junk files like cache and cookies.

In the next section of this blog post, we’ll try to figure out how to get rid of each of the above causes.

 

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How to Get Rid of Script Error 0 in QuickBooks?

Solution 1: Add Intuit to the list of trusted domains

  1. Open Internet Explorer and click the Tools button in the upper right corner.
  2. Click Internet Options to open the settings, then click the Security tab.
  3. Choose Sites from the list of Trusted Sites.
  4. Type ‘*.intuit.com’ into the box that says ‘Add this website’ and hit ‘Add.’
  5. Now, go to the Trusted Sites section and uncheck the box next to Require server verification.
  6. Now, close this window and uncheck the box next to ‘Enable Protected Mode.’
  7. Click ‘Apply’ and ‘OK’ to save the changes, and then close your browser.
  8. Use QuickBooks and see if the error is fixed.

Solution 2: Get rid of QuickBooks’ firewall restrictions

  1. Open the firewall settings by going to the control panel.
  2. Now, open the list of apps that the Windows firewall has blocked.
  3. Take QuickBooks off of that list and save the changes.
  4. Try to reaccess QuickBooks to see if this solution has resolved the error.

Solution 3: Clean out the browser of unnecessary junk files

  1. Open the browser you use to get to QuickBooks and go to the settings.
  2. Now, choose the option to see cache, cookies, and temporary internet files.
  3. Select a date range that starts at the beginning and choose all of the files.
  4. Get rid of the files and re-launch the browser.

If you still can’t get rid of the QuickBooks Script Error, you should connect with our team of certified QuickBooks experts available at +1(800)-578-0315 right away.

 

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Here’s How to Fix QuickBooks Script Error
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