The “A JavaScript error occurred in the main process” error can appear when starting any app on your computer. The error is caused by either a missing or faulty Microsoft C and C++ (MSVC) runtime libraries. To fix it you'll need to download and install/reinstall the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable file.
Fixing a "JavaScript mistake happened in the
fundamental cycle" can be a piece testing as it frequently relies upon the
unique situation and the particular blunder message you're experiencing.
Notwithstanding, here are a few general advances you can follow to investigate
and fix such mistakes:
Actually, take a look at the Control center:
Navigate to the "Console" tab in your browser to
access the developer console (usually by pressing F12 or right-clicking on the
page and selecting "Inspect").
Search for any mistake messages or stack follows. They
might be able to tell you something useful about what went wrong.
Survey Your Code:
Examine the JavaScript code in the primary cycle. Search
for sentence structure blunders, sensible issues, or some other missteps.
Focus on the particular line numbers referenced in the
blunder messages.
Use attempt get Blocks:
Wrap dubious code segments with attempt get blocks to catch
and log mistakes without crashing the whole application.
javascript
Duplicate code
attempt {
// Your code here
} get (mistake) {
console.error(error);
Update Requirements:
Check that Electron and any third-party libraries that your
project relies on are up to date. Obsolete libraries could contain bugs that
have been fixed in more up to date forms.



