How to deal with the 'Real-time Debugging' window that pops up in WinXP system

When using Windows XP systems, many users will encounter an annoying problem: the "Live Debugging" window that pops up repeatedly. Although the "Cancel" button is clicked, the window will continue to appear, seriously affecting user operations. This article will delve into effective ways to solve this problem. PHP editor Yuzai will provide you with detailed steps and techniques to help you completely eliminate this trouble and give you a smooth operating experience in the XP system. Read on for specific solutions.

How to deal with the "Real-time Debugging" window that pops up in WinXP system?

1. First, we need to open the browser we usually use to surf the Internet. In the opened window, see the menu bar and click the "Tools" option inside, and then choose to open "Internet Options".

2. Click on the ‘Advanced’ tab in the newly opened window.

3. We pull the scroll bar, and then check "Disable Script Debugging (Internet Explorer)" and "Disable Script Debugging (Others)" Select and click OK.

4. Under normal circumstances, this setting can solve this problem. If this situation still occurs during use, we will click to open our run options, and then enter the command msconfig to open the system Configuration utility to set it up.

5. We click on the "Service" option and see that "script blocking service" is selected, uncheck it and then restart the computer.

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