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If you have trouble with Google Chrome, reinstalling the program is probably the simplest way to solve the problem. To reinstall Chrome, you must first remove the old program and download the latest installer from the Chrome website. You cannot reinstall Chrome on Android if it came pre-installed on the device.
Steps
Windows
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Open the Control Panel. Before reinstalling Chrome, you need to remove the original. You can do it in the Contrp Panel:
- Windows 10 and 8.1 – Right-click the Windows icon and select “Contrp Panel.”
- Windows 8 – Press ⊞ Win + X key and select “Contrp Panel.”
- Windows 7 and Vista – Open the Start menu and select “Contrp Panel.”
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Select “Uninstall a program” or “Programs and Features” . The title of the option may change depending on the current display mode. This is to open the list of programs installed on the computer.
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Find “Google Chrome” in the list of installed programs. By default, the list will be sorted alphabetically.
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Select “Google Chrome” and click “Uninstall” . You can find the Uninstall button at the top of the list after clicking a program.
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Check the “Also delete your browsing data” dialog box. This is an operation that ensures to delete all previous data to install a completely new Chrome.
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Enable hidden files in Windows Explorer. To completely erase Chrome’s data, you need to enable hidden files display mode:
- Open the Contrp Panel and select Fpder Options.
- Click on the View tab and select “Show hidden files, fpders, and drives”.
- Uncheck “Hide protected operating system files”.
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Delete all Chrome files. Now that hidden files are displayed, please find and delete the following folders: [1] X Research Sources
- C:Users<username>AppDataLocalGoogleChrome
- C:Program FilesGoogleChrome
- On Wins XP: C:Documents and Settings<username>Local SettingsApplication DataGoogleChrome
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Visit Chrome’s website in another browser. Open Internet Explorer or another browser and go to google.com/chrome .
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Highlight “Download” at the top of the page and select “For personal computer” . You are taken to Chrome’s download page.
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Click “Download Chrome” to download the Chrome installer. You should download the correct version for Windows.
- By default, Chrome loads the 32-bit version of the browser. If you want to use the 64-bit version for 64-bit operating systems, select “Download Chrome for another platform” and select “Windows 10/8.1/8/7 64-bit.”
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Read the terms and run the installer. Chrome will display the browser terms of use. Chrome also sets itself as the default browser once it’s installed, which you can change by unchecking the dialog box.
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Click “Accept and Install” to proceed with downloading the required files. You may see a few small windows opening and closing during the installation process.
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Click “Run” if Windows asks. This is the operation that allows the computer to download files from Google.
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Wait for Chrome to install. The important files are downloaded and the Google Chrome installer will start. This installer will download more files and start installing Chrome after the download is complete.
- If you have problems running the online launcher, download and run an alternative launcher from Google.
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Start Chrome. When you start Chrome after installation, you may be asked to choose Chrome as your default browser. Select Chrome or any other web browser in the list as your computer’s default browser.
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Sign in to Chrome with your Google account (optional). After opening the Chrome window, you will be taken to the login page. Sign in to Chrome with your Google account to sync your bookmarks, extensions, themes, saved passwords, and other data patterns. You don’t have to be signed in to use Chrome.
Mac
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Open the Applications folder. Before uninstalling Chrome, you need to remove the old version. You can find it in the Applications folder.
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Find the Google Chrome app. The application may be in the Applications folder or has been moved to another folder.
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Drag Google Chrome to Trash. Drag the app to the Trash to remove it from your device.
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Delete your profile data. If you want to completely remove Chrome data before reinstalling, you’ll need to find and delete the profile. This will delete all settings customizations, bookmarks, and browsing history. [2] X Research Source
- Click on the Go menu and select “Go to Fpder”.
- Type ~/Library/Google and click “Go”.
- Drag the GoogleSoftwareUpdate folder to the Trash.
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Access the Google Chrome website using Safari. Open Safari or any web browser and go to google.com/chrome .
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Select “Download” and click “For personal computer.” You are taken to Chrome’s download page.
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Click “Download Chrome” to download the installer for Mac. You need to accept the terms before proceeding with the download.
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Open the file “googlechrome.dmg” after downloading. Downloading may take up to a minute.
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Drag the “Google Chrome.app” icon to the Applications folder. The device will install Google Chrome into the Applications folder.
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Start Google Chrome from the Applications folder. Click “Open” to confirm you want to start Chrome if prompted.
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Sign in to Chrome with your Google account (optional). When you start Chrome for the first time, you are asked to sign in with your google account. The browser will sync Chrome bookmarks, settings, themes, and extensions. You don’t have to be signed in to use Chrome.
iOS
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Press and hold the Chrome icon on the Home screen. After a while, the icon will vibrate.
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Tap the “X” in the corner of the Chrome icon. You are asked to confirm that you want to completely delete Chrome and its data.
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Press the Home button to exit the uninstall mode. The app icon will stop vibrating, you can open other apps.
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Open the App Store (app store). After deleting Chrome, you can download it again from the App Store.
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Search for “Google Chrome.” Apps are often the first result in search listings.
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Tap “Get” > “Install” . This is the operation to start downloading the Chrome application to the iOS device. You are required to enter your Apple ID password before proceeding to download Chrome.
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Start the Chrome app. Once the installation is complete, you can start the app by clicking the Chrome icon on the Home screen. This is the operation to open the Chrome browser.
Android
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Open the Settings app. You can remove Chrome from your device’s Settings app. You can’t remove Chrome if the app is pre-installed on Android.
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Select “Apps” or “Applications” . This is to open the list of applications installed on the Android device.
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Tap “Chrome” in the app list. This is the operation to open the application information screen.
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Tap “Uninstall” or “Uninstall Updates” . If you see an “Uninstall” button, you can completely remove Chrome from your device. If you see the “Uninstall Updates” button, Chrome was preloaded, you can only uninstall subsequent updates.
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Open Google Play Store after uninstalling Chrome. After uninstalling Chrome, you can download it again from the Play Store.
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Find “Chrome.” Google Chrome is usually the first result in the search listing.
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Tap the “Install” or “Update” button. If you can completely remove Chrome, click the Install button to download the latest version to your device. If only the update can be removed, click the “Update” button to download and install the latest version.
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Start Chrome. You can find Chrome in your device’s app tray. Depending on the settings, you may see a shortcut on the Home screen.
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- If you’ve reinstalled Chrome and it still doesn’t fix the problem, it’s most likely infected with malware. Refer to the articles on removing malware for more details.
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If you have trouble with Google Chrome, reinstalling the program is probably the simplest way to solve the problem. To reinstall Chrome, you must first remove the old program and download the latest installer from the Chrome website. You cannot reinstall Chrome on Android if it came pre-installed on the device.
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