How to Fix Google Chrome Crash Problem

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Showing posts with label Stop Google Chrome Crashes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stop Google Chrome Crashes. Show all posts

Thursday, November 24, 2011

How To Stop Google Chrome Crashes

5:03 AM  Sunny  No comments

First, reboot your computer. When you encounter a crash of the browser for the first time, refresh the browser by restarting the PC. If the crash or error repeats, then run a reinstallation process of Google Chrome. Select START> Control Panel> Add/ Remove Programs. The names of the applications installed in your computer will appear; among the list, find Google Chrome Browser and then press REMOVE or UNINSTALL. Follow through with the uninstallation wizard and restart computer afterwards. Install the browser by downloading it from the Google website. Next, run the new browser and take out the add-ons or plug-ins that could be causing the errors. Open Google Chrome and type "chrome://extensions" on the address bar. Click "uninstall" on those you do not really need. Restart your computer for the changes to take effect.



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