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ZippyPeanut
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Download Ccleaner. Uninstall Chrome using Ccleaner's uninstall tool. Run Ccleaner's clean up. Run Ccleaner's registry fix. Download Chrome and reinstall it.
ZippyPeanut
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Glad it worked, Kodoli!
Yes, sometimes programs just stop working. Cleaning out trash files and doing a Regestry repair can get rid of useless files that are causing software conflicts that cause confusion in some applications. And sometimes browsers will downloaod---without your knowledge---crapware add-ins that slow them down. Now you have a clean computer, a non-currupt Regestry, and a new Chrome.
Yes, sometimes programs just stop working. Cleaning out trash files and doing a Regestry repair can get rid of useless files that are causing software conflicts that cause confusion in some applications. And sometimes browsers will downloaod---without your knowledge---crapware add-ins that slow them down. Now you have a clean computer, a non-currupt Regestry, and a new Chrome.
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