Common issues and their troubleshooting solutions when opening a Chrome browser on a Windows 10 PC

Here are some common issues and their troubleshooting solutions when opening a Chrome browser on a Windows 10 PC:

1. Browser Crashing or Not Opening:
   If Google Chrome crashes, freezes, or won’t start at all, you might see one of these messages:
   • Proxy error in Google Chrome: err_connection_reset_chrome
   • This webpage is not available: err_connection_closed err_connection_failed
     
     Here are some things you can try:
     • Close other tabs, extensions, and apps¹.
     • Restart Chrome¹.
     • Restart your computer¹.
     • Check for malware¹.
     • Open the page in another browser¹.
     • Uninstall and reinstall Chrome¹.
     • Uninstall and reinstall extensions¹.
     • Fix hardware acceleration issues¹.
       
       
2. Chrome Errors:
   If you’re facing issues with Google Chrome, you can try the following steps:
   • Clear cache and other browsing data².
   • Disable antivirus, VPN, and proxies².
   • Sync time and date².
   • Update Chrome and Windows².
   • Check for third-party software².
   • Try incognito mode².
   • Try removing extensions one at a time to identify the culprit².
     
     
3. Internet Connections Issues:
   If you’re having issues with your internet connection, you can try the following steps:
   • Reinstall Chrome³.
   • Change Chrome Compatibility Mode³.
   • Rename Chrome.exe to Chrome1.exe³.
   • Run Chrome without Extensions³.
   • Disable Third-Party Antivirus³.
   • Run Program Troubleshooter³.
   • Create New User Profile in Chrome³.

Remember, always back up your data before making any significant changes to your system. If you’re not comfortable performing these steps, consider seeking help from a professional.

Sources:

1. support.google.com¹
2. geekflare.com²
3. wintips.org³