Open your Chrome browser, then clear your cache, browsing history and cookies.
- First open your Chrome browser.
- Next, click on the 3 dash line icon in the top right corner of the screen and click More Tools => Clear Browsing Data or press Ctrl + Shift + Del shortcut .
- On the window Clear Browsing Data you select options such as passwords, .
- Finally click Clear Browsing Data.
Restart your Chrome browser to check if the error still occurs.
Whenever you visit a website, it will save a small piece of data called a cookie on your web browser. Cookies are small files that websites place on your computer to store information about you and your interests.
Although cookies do not "waste" a lot of memory, even if you access 100 websites a day, it doesn't matter. However, it is not really necessary to store cookies from websites you visit. Each KB that you add to temporary memory will slow down your operating system.
By default Google Chrome allows cookies from all websites. However you can reset this option.
- Open your Chrome browser.
- Then click on the 3 dash line icon in the top right corner of the screen, then click Settings => Show advanced settings.
- Expand the Privacy section and click on Content Settings .
- At this time, the Content Settings window will appear. Here you can change the installation options you want, then click All cookies and site data.
On the screen will display all cookies and data stored on your browser. Click Remove all => Done and that's it.
When you open more than one card in the Chrome browser, it is likely that one or more cards will be "frozen" and suspended. You can then think of closing non responsive tags to fix the error.
- To do this, first open Task Manager in Chrome browser by pressing Shift + Esc .
- At this time on the screen appears a window showing all running processes and extensions.
- Select the card that is frozen or the card hangs and select End process .
In some cases, the functionality of a third-party plug-in application may cause a Not Responding error on the Chrome browser. In this case you can disable the third extension and re-enable it and check if the error is still there.
- Open your Chrome browser.
- Then click on the 3 dash line icon in the top right corner of the screen and click Tools => Extensions .
- This time on the screen will display a list of all extensions (extensions) that you install on your browser.
The Sandbox Mode feature can cause a Not Responding error on the Chrome browser. So you can apply this way to disable this feature to fix the error.
To disable Sandbox Mode, follow the steps below:
- Right-click the Google Chrome shortcut on the Desktop.
- Select Properties then navigate to the Shortcut tab.
- Add the "-no-sandbox-" string to the bottom of the Target frame as shown below.
- Finally click OK .
Anti-virus and malware programs can help fix corrupted files on your operating system. With the browser, these programs can do the same thing. Use an antivirus program to scan and clean your system. This way, about 80% of the problems can be solved on your system.
- Enter Chrome: // plugins in the address bar of your Chrome browser.
- Now on the screen will display a list of plug-ins, your task is to find a plug-in named Adobe Flash Player.
- If Adobe Flash Player is activated, click Disable and then close Chrome browser.
- Finally restart Chrome browser to check for errors.
- Open Control Panel => Folder Options .
- Expand the View tab .
- In the Hidden files and folders section , select the option Show hidden files, folders, and drives .
- Click OK .
- Next open Local Storage folder by navigating the following path:
C: UsersYourUsernameAppDataLocalGoogleChromeUser DataDefaultLocal Storage
- All data stored here is not useful, so you select and delete all data here.
- Finally restart your browser to check if the error has been fixed.
Incorrect proxy settings can cause errors.
- Open your Chrome browser.
- Then click on the 3 dash line icon in the top right corner of the screen and then click Settings => Advanced Settings.
- In Network section, click Change proxy settings .
- On the next window, click on the Connections tab and then click on LAN Settings.
- Make sure Automatically detect settings options are selected.
If you have applied all the above solutions and still can't fix the error, then you can think of a solution to reset Chrome browser.
If you're wondering about the account password issues saved in your browser and bookmarks, don't worry. If your Google account is synchronized with the Chrome browser, you can easily import all this data by logging into the browser.
Here are the steps to reset Chrome browser:
- Open your Chrome browser.
- Then click on the 3 dash line icon in the top right corner of the screen and then click Settings => Advanced Settings (advanced settings).
- Next scroll down to the screen, find and select Reset browser settings option to restore Chrome browser to its original state.
- Finally sign in to Google Chrome with your Google account and check if the error has been fixed.
Good luck!