Delete Google folder in C:\Users\USERNAME\Appdata\local.Uninstall Google Chrome by navigating to Control Panel.If nothing works, there’s a third workaround as well: Rename the “User Data” folder to something completely unrelated.Backup everything and store a copy in another drive.Navigate to: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Google\Chrome\User Data.If Chrome is still crashing, try these steps: Delete “Local State” file after taking backup.Navigate to: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Google\Chrome\User Data.Enable sync in Chrome for history, bookmarks, passwords, etc.Repair Google Chrome installation by running the setup file again.To stop Chrome from crashing, follow these steps: How to fix Google Chrome crashes bug on Windows 10
On the forums, a Google product expert reported that the issue is due to the “User Data directory”, which is used to store information. Maybe this is a widespread issue? I feel a little relieved now tbh cause I tried all those suggested solutions but none worked,” a user wrote in a forum post.įortunately, Google seems to be aware of the issues. “I have the same issue and have been searching for solutions on the internet for an hour when I came across this thread. The bug was first flagged by users yesterday on Google forums and social media sites.
However, restarting Windows or browser is not enough to address Chrome crashes in all configurations. I’ve personally encountered the crash as well, but Chrome has started working on my device after I rebooted Windows.