Google Chrome is being stupid, need help.

[Pengie]

For me on the other hand, Chrome keeps crashing at random intervals.

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[Timezbrick]

Thanks for the help.
I'm going to try to fix it tomorrow, because I tired and want to sleep.

[Alyx Vance]

I got the same issue.
It works when it wants, not much changes.

[DontCare4Free]

I got the same issue.
It works when it wants, not much changes.

First of all, try rebooting.
If that doesn't work, try entering this into cmd:

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chkdsk /F
and then reboot when it tells you to.
If it still doesn't work, run

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del /S /Q "%LOCALAPPDATA%\Google\Chrome\User Data"
and then start Chrome. Note that you will lose your bookmarks, etc UNLESS you have it synced against your Google account.

[Pixel]

This happens to me sometimes if something goes wrong and a chrome.exe stays open.

[DontCare4Free]

This happens to me sometimes if something goes wrong and a chrome.exe stays open.

taskkill /F /IM chrome.exe

[Pixel]

Or I could just click it in task manager and close it

Im not an idiot I know how to end processes

[DontCare4Free]

Or I could just click it in task manager and close it

Im not an idiot I know how to end processes

taskkill is faster if there are many processes left though.

[Alyx Vance]

For me its not a big issue, it only does it once in a while.
Never effected me.

[Tokerovin]

Firefox is okay,
but Chrome all the way.

Chrome is pretty like a flower,
Firefox uses massive CPU power.

[Skorpion]

Google Chrome works fine for me lol. It's probably the fastest browser I've used, and reliable, for me.

IE, on the other hand, crashes when I try to open it.

There is no speed difference in browsers. It relies on internet speed.
Even if there is, then I haven't noticed it when I tried Chrome and Firefox.
It actually took them longer to do anything, not to mention a stuffty format.
Turns out to get into favourites on Chrome you have to press a key combo. Wtf?

[KoopaScooper]

Firefox uses massive CPU power.

In other words: hybrid software and hardware rendering for generally higher frames per second

[Port]

There is no speed difference in browsers. It relies on internet speed.
Even if there is, then I haven't noticed it when I tried Chrome and Firefox.

That's because it isn't noticeable but still can have a huge impact on rapid web browsing.

It actually took them longer to do anything, not to mention a stuffty format.

Eh?

Turns out to get into favourites on Chrome you have to press a key combo. Wtf?

You can enable a favorites bar or get to it in a menu.

[Skorpion]

That's because it isn't noticeable but still can have a huge impact on rapid web browsing.

Eh?

You can enable a favorites bar or get to it in a menu.

Huge effect yet you can't notice... Yeah that makes sense.

It took Chrome longer to load, but Firefox was about the same.

When I say format I mean the layout. Everything was in a stupid place.

Why doesn't it do that by default then?

[Port]

Huge effect yet you can't notice... Yeah that makes sense.

That's because it isn't noticeable but still can have a huge impact on rapid web browsing.

It took Chrome longer to load, but Firefox was about the same.

Around more than 85% of tests say that in regards to speed, Chromium > Google Chrome > Firefox > Opera > Internet Explorer.

When I say format I mean the layout. Everything was in a stupid place.

Because you're used to a cluttered browser in the first place.

Why doesn't it do that by default then?

Because only people who want clutter want it.