Windows 10: IE11 script error (compatibility issue)

So I just upgraded my work computer to windows 10. Previously I had windows 8.1 with IE11 and even though I initially had compatibility issues with my work's website, I had it working via compatibility mode. Now though, it barely works. I can load it and log on, but whenever I try to open a form or anything, I get a script error. I've tried opening the developer console and going through all the different versions of IE in the emulation tab, but nothing is working. I've also tried reinstalling the certificate for the website. However, one important thing to note: the website is hosted in Korea, so I've always had initial problems with certificates - untrusted, out of date, etc. I don't know much about that stuff, but I'm guessing it's because it's not hosted in the US (although it IS a .com site). I've attached a screenshot of the script error below. Could anyone help me figure out how to diagnose this specific error? Or maybe is there a way to lower the IE security way down to just allow everything on this site?





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Script Errors on Windows 10

Sadly Don, this is not a solution to the conflict, it merely removes one trigger. We need both IE11 and Google Tool Bar (GTB) to work in harmony with each other. There's no denying ripping out GTB, a critical part of my vital software, prevents IE11 continually reporting
every Script Error conflict, but a proper fix to resolve the Cause not the Symptoms is long overdue and desperately needed to make GTB and IE11 compatible with each other as Microsoft's Browser IE11 is loosing the battle as people migrate to Google's Chrome
Browser, where there no Script Run Errors appear ever, when using Google Toolbar. Come on Microsoft you can do it, get this sorted without further delay and restore your beleaguered users sagging confidence.

 

long running script error on IE11

how do I correct the long running script error IE11?