>>Hi,
>>
>>When I execute/run my VS 2012 ASP.NET web forms project (from the Visual Studio) I get the following error:
>>
>>
>> var _alreadyRunned = false;
>> setTimeout(function _watcherReady() {
>> if (window.document.readyState === "complete" && !_alreadyRunned) {
>> avastBHO.SERPWatcherOnReadyState();
>> _alreadyRunned = true;
>> } else {
>> timer = setTimeout(_watcherReady, 1000);
>> }
>> }, 1000);
>>>>
>>The error is right on the line "avastBHO.SERP...." From the error it looks like the java script above using name "avast" which is the same as the AV software I use. So I am guessing that Avast JS is executing in my IE 11 and causes the problem. How do I make VS 2012 NOT to execute Avast JS?
>
>It could be that Avast includes a module similar to NoScript, that installs as an add-on to your browser (i.e. browser helper object [BHO]) and intercepts/sanitizes Javascript before allowing it to run.
>
>If that's the case you should be able to disable that component within the Avast control panel.
Thank you. I will check this setting in Avast.
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