Fix Google Chrome crash frequently, Chrome automatically shuts down

Although it is one of the most popular browsers in the world with millions of users every day, Google Chrome is not immune to some minor errors such as automatically shutting down the browser, crashing Chrome, automatically reloading the page... affecting the user experience when surfing the web. So how to fix this situation? Quantrimang.com will give you some tips to solve the annoying Chrome crash error. Follow the article!

Fix Chrome crash, Chrome suddenly shuts down

• 1. Close tabs and disable extensions
• 2. Turn off Sandbox mode
• 3. Run a virus scan
• 4. Check and remove incompatible programs
• 5. Reinstall the 32-bit version of Google Chrome on your PC 
• 6. Create a new user profile
• 7. Switch to another browser

1. Close tabs and disable extensions

The Chrome browser allows a lot of freedom and convenience in its program, including the option to open multiple websites in new tabs and extensions to enable additional features in the browser, such as using VPNs and managing email. However, too much of a good thing can also cause Chrome to crash. You can prevent your browser from crashing frequently by disabling some extensions that you don’t use often and closing tabs inside the browser. Here are the steps to disable extensions in Chrome:

Step 1. Open Chrome browser and enter chrome://extensions in the address bar;

Step 2 . Click the toggle bar to disable the extension.

2. Turn off Sandbox mode

Note: Close Chrome before doing this.

Step 1: Find the Chrome shortcut on your desktop, then right-click and select Properties.

Step 2: Switch to the Shortcut tab and add –no-sandboxor -no-sandboxafter the quotation marks "at the end of the Target box. Note the space/whitespace before the added element.

Step 3: Click Apply, then OK.

Step 4: Reopen Chrome with this Shortcut, and now Sandbox is disabled. Check if Chrome still has the error.

3. Run a virus scan

You may have added malware that is disrupting the ability of the Chrome browser to function at full capacity. It is best to perform a full system scan with the help of a reliable antivirus software , other than Windows Defender , which is simply not good enough to detect strong viruses.

4. Check and remove incompatible programs

Google Chrome also allows you to clean up your browser using its built-in “Cleaner” tool. Here’s how to do it:

Step 1: Click on Settings from the menu tab, available below the top right corner of the browser interface.

Step 2:  Click Reset and clean up .

Step 3: Now, click on Clean up computer option .

Step 4. Click Find harmful software and remove the app from Chrome if the scan finds it.

5. Reinstall the 32-bit version of Google Chrome on your PC

Sometimes, the version of Google Chrome that you have installed on your system can cause such errors. For example, you are running a 32-bit operating system but have installed the 64-bit version of Google Chrome. Such issues are very common and can cause your Google Chrome to crash frequently in Windows 10. So, you need to fix this issue by installing the correct version (32-bit version) of Google Chrome on your PC.

To reinstall the 32-bit version of Google Chrome, you need to follow a series of steps including:

Step 1: Uninstall the existing version of Google Chrome from your PC by following the steps below:

• Go to the Start menu and click Settings.
• Now, click on the Apps heading and search for Google Chrome using the built-in search function.
• Click on Google Chrome and click the Uninstall button. Finally, follow the on-screen instructions to completely remove the old version of Google Chrome from your PC.

Step 2:  Use another web browser and visit the official Google Chrome page.

Step 3:  Click the Download Chrome button and verify that it is the 32-bit version and not the 64-bit version.

Step 4: Open the ChromeSetup.exe file in the Downloads folder .

Step 5: Finally, follow the on-screen wizard to install the 32-bit version of Google Chrome in your system.

Now, you can check if the problem persists. If the problem is fixed, then it means that the problem might be with the wrong version of Google Chrome that was installed previously, but if the problem persists, try to fix the problem by following the next method.

6. Create a new user profile

The cause of Chrome crash, Chrome suddenly shut down may be due to the user's Profile being corrupted during use. Therefore, the best way is to create a new Profile.

Step 1: Open the Run dialog box using the Windows+ key combination Rand then enter the following command line in Open :

%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data

Step 2: After the User Data window appears, find the file named Default and delete it. This will delete all your old chrome user data, bookmarks, history, cookies and cache.

Step 3: Restart Chrome browser. Now, another new Default folder will be automatically created.

7. Switch to another browser

If your Google Chrome keeps crashing, a quick fix is ​​to try another browser. A popular browser that is extremely stable is Firefox. There are also Microsoft Edge, Brave, UC Browser, Vivaldi, etc.

Hopefully the above solutions have helped you solve the problem. If there is an easier way to fix it, don't forget to share it with Quantrimang.com by leaving a comment below the article.

Good luck!

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