It has been reported that Internet users encounter a Javascript: void(0) Error when they access web pages. Whenever this error occurs, the user is blocked from accessing the webpage on his browser. This error typically relates to your browser that causes you to be unable to access the particular webpage.
Based on the error, it appears that the installation of Java on your computer may be the cause. When Javascript is used on a web page, it becomes interactive. That means the problem could be with the Javascript that is used by the browser. In case you are having trouble accessing a particular webpage because of this issue, keep reading. Here in this post, we will provide you with a few potential workarounds that might help you resolve the javascript: void(0) error.
How to Fix Javascript: void(0) Error on Windows 11/10
Here is how to fix Javascript: void(0) Error on your Windows 11/10 PC:
1] Make sure you have installed Java correctly
The first step is to see if your computer has Java installed. If it doesn’t, download and install it. If Java already exists, you must have to uninstall and install it again. To do this, follow these steps:
- Right-click on the Start menu and select the Apps & Features option.
- Go to the right pane, type Java into the text box below the Apps list to locate the Java installation.
- If you have already installed java, click the three vertical dots next to it and then select Uninstall.
- Select Uninstall once again to confirm the action.
- Reinstall Java as indicated in the article.
- Start your computer again.
- Access the webpage and see if it fixes the problem.
2] Enable Javascript on the Browser
Google Chrome
- Launch the Google Chrome browser.
- Press the Alt+F keys and select the Settings option.
- From the left pane, click on Security and Privacy.
Note: For direct access to the Privacy page, type chrome://settings/privacy into the Chrome address bar and press Enter.
- Click on Site Settings here.
- Scroll down to the Content section.
- Here click on the Javascript entry.
- Under Default behavior, select Sites can use Javascript.
After applying the above changes, check if it resolves the problem.
Microsoft Edge
- Launch the Microsoft Edge browser.
- In Edge’s address bar, type edge://settings/content and press Enter. This opens the Cookie and Site Permissions page.
- On the right side, go to Site Permissions > All Permissions > JavaScript.
- In the JavaScript menu, turn on the toggle next to Allow (recommended).
- Restart the browser to see if that solves the problem.
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