QuickBooks Script Error ? Here’s How to Resolve it

Script error in QuickBooks usually appears on the screen when the user opens the QuickBooks desktop and tries to connect it to the Internet Explorer. Script error message pop up in the QuickBooks displaying, “Line: 68, Char: 54, Error: Expected ')', Code:0.”QuickBooks script error message mostly arises due to some issue with the internet explorer. For complete information on QuickBooks script error startup, read the blog carefully till the end, as we have also mentioned the reasons behind the error and its solutions.

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Possible Quick Fixes for QuickBooks Script Error Startup

Following are the most effective troubleshooting solutions to fix script error in QuickBooks:

Solution 1. Set Internet Explorer as the default browser

QuickBooks uses Internet Explorer to open its Windows. For this, it needs to be the default browser:

1. Close QuickBooks Desktop and open Internet Explorer.

2. Hover over the upper right corner and click on the Gear icon.

3. Choose Internet Options.

4. Go to the Programs tab.

5. From the Default Web Browser window, choose Make Default.

6. Click OK.

If you still get the QuickBooks script error message, move on to the next solution.

Solution 2. Turn off Browser notifications

To resolve the error, turn off script error notifications by following the steps given below:

1. Open Internet Explorer and click on the Tools menu.

2. Select Internet Options and move to the Advanced tab.

3. Unmark the Display a notification about every script error checkbox.

4. Then, click OK.

If the script error in QuickBooks still appears, proceed to solution 3.

Solution 3. Disable Protected Mode and add Intuit as a trusted site

1. Again, open Internet Explorer.

2. Select Command and then click Tools.

3. Select Internet Options and move to the Security tab.

4. Click Trusted sites, then click Sites.

5. Navigate to the Add this website to the zone field, enter *.intuit.com, then click Add.

6. Hover over the Trusted sites window, unmark the Require server verification (https:) for all sites in this zone option.

7. Close the Trusted sites window and then uncheck Enable Protected Mode.

8. At last, close the browser.

If you are still getting the same error message, follow solution 4.

Solution 4. Disable add-ons on the Internet Explorer

1. Open the browser and select Command.

2. Click on the Tools and choose Internet Options.

3. Move to Programs, then click Manage add-ons.

4. Mark the disable add-ons option and click OK.

5. At last, clear cache data from Internet Explorer.

Hopefully, the troubleshooting procedure discussed above helps you fix the QuickBooks script error. If the problem persists, get in touch with the QuickBooks technical support team by calling us on our customer service number (855-526-5749).