

There we look for the Default folder, make a copy and save it in another route as a backup copy and then delete it from the User Data folder. To do this, open a window of the Windows file browser and navigate to the path C: \ Users \ username \ AppData \ Local \ Google \ Chrome \ User Data. If none of this manages to solve our problem and Chrome does not work or it still does not open, then we can try to delete our user profile in the browser. To check if this is our problem, we can try to temporarily disable our antivirus and see if Chrome works again normally. Sometimes, due to false positives of our antivirus, it may be blocking the browser and hence cannot be opened. If not, we must check if our antivirus is blocking the browser and why Chrome does not work.

Once this is done, we re-run Chrome and check that it works without problems. To do this, we look for the Google Chrome process, click on it with the right mouse button and select the End task option. I am here to work with you on this problem.I'm going to suggest several steps Chrome does not work, then we can open the Windows task manager and force its closure. Please add us to your whitelist to enable the website to function properly.Greetings! I am Andrew M, an Independent Advisor. Some links in the article may not be viewable as you are using an AdBlocker. Google hasn’t been shy about calling Microsoft out on Windows vulnerabilities in the past, and the company’s latest attempts to keep your Windows machine safe from malicious software are just taking things a tiny step further. That’s actually going to be immensely useful for users who aren’t too familiar with harmful software and can’t even tell when their browser’s default search engine is changed to a malicious one. The company’s browser will also now be able to automatically detect when Chrome’s settings have been modified by third-party software without your consent.
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“We can now detect and remove more unwanted software than ever before, meaning more people can benefit from Chrome Cleanup,” said the company in a blog post. Google says it worked with security firm ESET to utilize the company’s detection engine in Chrome for the new Chrome Cleanup tool. You will need to click on the details button find out exactly what’s being considered harmful and what will be removed by the tool. By default, a simple dialog will ask you if you want to remove harmful software from your computer without showing you any details about all the programs that are being removed. Google Chrome will automatically scan your computer for harmful software every day, and it will notify you when harmful software is found on your computer. The search giant is rolling out a new Chrome Cleanup tool for Google Chrome in Windows which will automatically scan your computer for potentially harmful software. Google Chrome, the web browser, is also now an anti-virus software for your Windows computer.
