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#63975 5-Jul-2010 15:00
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Just got to my inlaws, sat down to use pc and find that i get the following error on chrome : chrome error

So at first i asumed the wifi had droped out, but no conection is fine.
No problems browsing on IE or on firefox.
Any ideas?
PC is running XP 32bit home, chrome 5.0.375.99

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  #348034 5-Jul-2010 15:25
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Have you tried uninstall it and reinstall it?




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  #348041 5-Jul-2010 15:38
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I updated chrome before I posted, no change, just uninstalled and reinstalling now.

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  #348043 5-Jul-2010 15:41
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@chiefie same error after a reinstall



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  #348046 5-Jul-2010 15:45
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Hmmm... Google must've not liked your parents' computer... Try switching from Microsoft to a Mac or Linux... like part of Google's internal OS usage policy :-D




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  #348054 5-Jul-2010 15:59
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BAH eww a mac lol

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  #348065 5-Jul-2010 16:07
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So it's happening with all sites, not just Stuff?  

Have you tried clearing cookies and making sure the Proxy settings are set to "Automatically detect settings"?

 

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  #348070 5-Jul-2010 16:10
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I use chrome, resolving fine for me..

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  #348075 5-Jul-2010 16:16
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Yeah any site I try.
yes, deleted all cookies before i uninstalled and againt after the new install.
Do you mean the lan settings under internet properties? if so yeah its on auto detect.

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  #348081 5-Jul-2010 16:31
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Weirdness...

It used to work, right?  Any new firewalls or AV been installed since last time you saw it working? 

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  #348085 5-Jul-2010 16:34
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yeah was working last week when i was here.
Just spoke to father in law and he says the only software that may have changed is Mcafee just doing its standard updating

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#348102 5-Jul-2010 17:38
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A quick google finds the lots of the same problem, the majority of which seem to be caused by malware.

Do a sweep - Spybot or Malwarebytes - and reset the proxy, and see how ya go.  Good luck ...

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  #348538 6-Jul-2010 20:11
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Done a sweep, McAfee found nothing, Adware found two tracking cookies. Chrome still not working, no change

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  #348551 6-Jul-2010 20:57
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what does google search said?

I found this link with some suggested fixes... give it a shot.

http://www.google.com/support/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=136678




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