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Debug? Dell700M....

Discussion in 'Dell' started by Macmac, Sep 19, 2004.

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To Moderator: Please move post to appropriate forum if you must. Thank you.
I have been getting a message on the Dell700m about debugging. It asks me yes or no - do I want to debug. What is that suppose to mean? When I entered Yes, it went into a long process and then it kept asking me to debug (again?) and then asked me again to do so.
Since then, I have ignored the inquiry and closed the window with that debugging question. Am I doing something wrong? Should I be debugging?

Remember, I am no software engineer. Please be patient.
Thanks again for your time.
Sincerely,
macmac

Macmac, Sep 19, 2004

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Andrew Baxter -

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sounds like a javascript error you're experiencing on a webpage. always click no if you are not a software developer!

Andrew Baxter, Sep 28, 2004

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Dear abaxter,

I thought no one would reply! Thanks! Will now ready your other post.
Macmac

Macmac, Sep 29, 2004

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There is an option in internet explorer on the very last tab of the internet options area, that allows you to turn off that garbage, i agree it is very annoying.

slofire, Sep 29, 2004

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