However, your Teams desktop or web app is not the source of this error.
Something else on your system is triggering it.
Most likely, another app or program is the culprit.
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If this error occurred while you were using Teams on the web, refresh your web client.
Additionally, tryclearing your surfing app cacheand disable all your extensions.
Close Background Apps and Processes
Other programs and processing might be interfering with Teams.
That could explain why your box says it detected an error in the page script.
There are two ways to do that.
For detailed instructions, seeWhat is a Windows Clean Boot and How to Perform One.
However, keep in mind that this method wont actually fix the problem.
It only hides the alerts.
In other words, it hides the symptoms but it does not fix the underlying cause.
As they continue to pile up, they may sometimes cause page script errors.
Remove these files and look to see if youre still getting page script alerts.
Conclusion
An error has occurred in the script on this pageis actually a generic Windows 10 error.
It can affect Microsoft Teams, as well as other programs.
The error is usually triggered by conflicting programs or temporary files.
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