New errors appear on Chrome that can freeze Windows 10 PC

As we all know, Google Chrome is currently the most popular web browser in the world and is used extensively on desktop platforms.However, this web browser is also known for its not-so-well-done achievements, such as slowing down the computer, resulting in reduced battery life and also consuming more RAM than the others. other browser.Specifically, Chrome users have found that this browser sometimes results in a drive being used up to 100% and thus making the system significantly slow.Now, according to a similar scenario, people also discovered a new bug on Google Chrome that caused local freezes on computers running Windows 10.

According to experts, the new bug basically acts as a technology support scam, making Google Chrome immediately use 100% of the drive's memory capacity.This error exploited JavaScript code to create a loop and prevent users from closing the tab or browser.The only way to get rid of this tragedy is to force the process to close manually, by pressing CTRL + ALT + DEL and selecting the Task Manager task manager.However, some people complained that they could not even close the Google Chrome process and were forced to restart the computer.

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This technical support scam only appears when Chrome users access a specific URL.It brings a Wikipedia.Windows.com support in the form of a dialog box that then declares that your computer has been infected with a virus, can compromise the password, browser history, information. Credit card information and your other data.

This error is programmed to continue looping to the same page even if you select the box or check the box to prevent this page from additional dialogues.As a result, users are almost unable to exit the loop, and because Windows has used 100% of the drive, the operating system will actually get stuck, leading to applications that are frozen locally.

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As mentioned, if you encounter such a situation with Google Chrome, the only possible solution is to forcefully stop the program.The operation is as follows: First, access the Task Manager task manager by right-clicking on the taskbar or from the screen by pressing CTRL + ALT + DEL.In Task Manager, you navigate to the Processes tab and click Google Chrome (can also be formatted as GoogleChrom.exe), then press the End Task button in the bottom right corner.However, make sure not to restore closed tabs when you restart Google Chrome on your desktop computer.

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