A JavaScript error occurred in the main process message on Windows 11/10

A JavaScript error occurred in the main process message on Windows 11/10

A JavaScript error occurred in the main process message on Windows 11/10

Some users are reporting a generic error message – A JavaScript error occurred in the main process, Uncaught Exception that is triggered when they try to launch some apps on Windows 11/10. In this tutorial, we will show you how to resolve this issue. There aren’t many determined causes for this problem, however, the main reason can be that the app, its database or its settings have most likely gone corrupt.

If you receive A JavaScript error occurred in the main process, Uncaught Exception message when you try to open apps like Skype, Discord, etc, in Windows 11/10, then you can carry out the following suggestions:

1] Delete the app data folders in %AppData% and %LocalAppData%.

2] Re-register the JavaScript dll file.

3] Reinstall Skype, Discord, etc, app that is having problems

Timecodes:
0:00 Intro
0:26 Delete the AppData and LocalAppData folders
1:11 Reregister the JavaScript file

Learn more on https://www.thewindowsclub.com/javasc…


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7.26 -> occurred in the main process while trying  to access an application and the error looks  
18.72 -> something like this in either the to this article  on the website all simply watch this video I will  
24.48 -> guide you through the resolutions first of all  you need to delete the app data folder in app  
29.28 -> data and local app data to copy the command  line mentioned here which is percentage update  
35.04 -> a percentage press the windows in the R button  together paste it here and hit enter let us see  
41.94 -> that we need to delete the file for Opera software  simply right click on it and select delete once it  
49.8 -> is deleted reboot your system and try opening the  application again the folder will rebuild itself  
55.86 -> similar is the case for the local app data folder  I'll copy this press the Windows key in the R  
61.74 -> button together empty the field paste it here hit  enter and then delete the corresponding folder for  
70.2 -> the last solution would be to re-register the  JavaScript file scroll down to solution number two  
75.78 -> and copy the command line mentioned here search  for command prompt in the windows search bar and  
82.86 -> click on run as administ data in the right pane  to open the elevated command prompt window paste  
88.56 -> this command here and hit enter the Javascript  file will be re-registered isn't this easy and  
94.98 -> interesting if you have any doubts please go to  the original article on the Windows Club scroll  
101.16 -> down to the comment section and write your query  we will surely answer to it do not forget to  
107.28 -> subscribe to the channel thank you for watching  this video and have a nice day [Music] foreign

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZ1cQgcS900