Enabling this can help Chrome run more smoothly, but may also cause issues in some cases. If you're still experiencing Google Chrome freezing after trying the above fixes, you should toggle hardware acceleration and see if it makes a difference. Find the Use hardware acceleration where available near the bottom of the list and change it to the opposite setting.
If your issues persist at this point, your copy of Chrome may have serious issues that cause it to keep crashing. You should try creating a new browser profile to check for corruption with your current one. To do this, click your profile picture to the top-right of Chrome and hit Add to create a new user.
You'll need to set a name and profile image for it. If that doesn't fix anything, you should reset or reinstall Chrome. As a first step, you can use Chrome's built-in reset function to get to a fresh state without reinstalling.
As Chrome says, this will reset everything aside from bookmarks, history, and saved passwords. Give this a try first. If Chrome keeps freezing even after a reset, you should fully remove the browser from your system and reinstall it.
Click it and choose Uninstall. Then download a fresh copy of Google Chrome and see if that helps. If Chrome displays an error for every website you try to access, you likely have an issue with your internet connection. For that, we recommend following our simple steps to diagnose network problems.
Have an issue where Chrome won't open in the first place? First, make sure it's not running already by checking the Task Manager. Choose More details at the bottom if needed, then open the Processes tab. Not Recommended The browser saves usernames and passwords for sites you sign into. There's no need to clear this, normally.
Not Recommended Your browser stores other form data, such as your address, common search terms, and other things you type often on sites. Recommended Checking this will clear specialty site settings you may have save. Recommended Some sites, especially Google apps, store extra app data that will automatically re-download when needed. Clearing this will cause a very small wait and solves problems with those apps.
Disabling or removing unneeded or unwanted Extensions can help resolve these problems. It is recommended to delete all unwanted extensions and disable all other extensions, then test Chrome.
After that, enable the wanted extensions one by one, test Chrome with each one to find the extensions that are causing problems and delete them. Disable an Extension Select the toggle in the bottom right of the extension. Repeat this for each extension you want to disable. Before you restart or shut down your PC, make sure to save all necessary work to prevent data loss.
Sometimes it's necessary to uninstall Google Chrome then reinstall it. Select the Start menu, then select Settings. Select Apps. Select Uninstall for the conformation message. The installer will ask permission to run, select Yes.
The installer will confirm you want to uninstall, select Uninstall. In some cases these can take up far more space than the original application. Installing Chrome should be a simple matter of downloading the installation file and running the installer, and the Chrome website should automatically detect your operating system and serve you the right download. If you get stuck, we have a comprehensive guide to installing Chrome here. Chrome Flags are tools for enabling special functionality inside Chrome.
This is a different kind of flag, one that tells your operating system how to treat your browser when it runs the application. Typically, Chrome will be installed in your C drive so the file path should now look something like:.
Add —no-sandbox at the end of the last line, line Now you should be able to start Chrome from the menu as root with no sandboxing. However, addressing sandboxing is a cosmetic fix. If there really has been a sudden uptick, it might be time to find out more. If you can, Symantec advises to upgrade to SEP Close tabs Chrome typically runs each tab as a separate process. Check for malware Head over to Chrome Settings and check to see that your security and search engine settings are as you left them.
Disable extensions Extensions bolt on additional functionality to the core Chrome browser. Find and remove harmful software Chrome has inbuilt tools to find and remove harmful software. Before you do it, bear in mind you may be asked to reboot your computer afterwards.
To uninstall Chrome on Windows: These instructions are for Windows This didn't work for me, either, though I saw both of these fixes working for some on Reddit.
I just got a nice, new HP computer and now this. My whole business is run on Chrome. It's devastating. Unfortunately not, I made the changes on the user's computer and they got it back same day, but I did not keep a copy of their unedited version. On my work computer I have not yet updated Google Chrome to get the error, my OriginTrials folder still displayed the previous 1.
I can check if I can get the error to occur on my Home PC and look at uploading a copy if it happens. I'm currently trying to get it to restore to a previous version, however, I think it's the same version.
It's all I have left in my arsenal. To add to the article, if you're not using Chrome's sync feature mentioned above, you can copy the 'Default' subfolder of the backed-up User Data folder back to its original location and it will still work.
Sauce: Happened to me also two days ago :. I am having similar problems with Firefox; perhaps a hundred crashes in the last few days.
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