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I'm using IE Version 11 in win 7-64.
For ~ 3 weeks I've been getting the (subject) error message on numerous web pages.
I've tried several things to stop it but nothing has been successful. I've tried the Internet
Options Advanced tab settings > Disable Script Debugging (IE) and disabling Script Debugging (other),
but this does not appear to work as it should and the settings keep resetting themselves to unchecked.
How can I permanently disable these annoying messages.
Thank you,
Ken Boardman

when I restarted in normal mode, both of the script debugging check blocks had been cleared
Sorry. I normally explain the test procedure here would be: boot in safe mode, make the change, verify that it is sticking until you are ready to restart, then boot in safe mode again, to check if it is still holding after that. Then boot in
normal mode. Unfortunately you can't run ProcMon in safe mode but you can at least make a list of things that are running. AutoRuns would be good for that. So, if the change holds in safe mode all those things may be automatically discounted
as the cause of your symptom (at least when they run in safe mode <eg>). And AutoRuns for the normal boot would be a good comparison too. I think it can even assist in testing eliminating cases.
Otherwise, as I mentioned you could use ProcMon in normal mode to trace an instance of you changing the setting. A possible filter to use would be: Operation Is RegSetValue. Then depending on how you suspect the unwanted change is occurring,
e.g. if only during restart you could just enable the ProcMon Boot Logging option and then stop it, ready to restart. It's a bit quirky getting it stopped after the boot. You start it; then it asks if you want to save the trace; so save the trace
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