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Finally, the issue is solved. After read some threads about the Javascript errors I was getting on my console, I decided to make a backup, and try to reinstall WordPress 6.2.2 on my server. After that, all worked properlly again, and I can enable Jetpack without any issue.

Thanks again to @beautyofcode for her help.

Hello again @beautyofcode,

I was trying what you suggested, and, after dissable all plugins, it started to work again. It is clear that it is a plugin related issue, so I come back to my usual browser, with Kaspersky activated, and see that, with all plugins dissabled (except ACF Pro, and Woocommerce), it worked properlly.

Then I started to enable plugin by plugin, and the issue only appears when I activate Jetpack.

For the moment, I leave it dissabled, but, I don’t know if there is some setup to make it work together. I am still testing, and if I get something new, I will post it, in order to help someone else.

Thank you for your great help.

Hi @beautyofcode,

Thanks for your response.

Yes, it is correct, Analytics is not working since updating WooCommerce to its latest version.

There is no error message on the screen.

About console errors, I can see eight errors, and some warnings. Here is a screenshot with the errors.

And this is what I see on the Analytics page:

And this is what I see on the Analytics > Settings page:

On the fatal error log, there are only two errors on stripe payments, and some errors coming from when I dissabled all plugins. I cannot see anything related with this issue.

I think that the key is on the console errors, but I am not understanding it at all.

I want to thank you again for your help.

Same issue for me. I tried to deactivate the plugin, and all works properlly.