There are so many users that claimed Chrome crashes and a message appears telling the application has closed and prompts them for sending the error report. There is basically no reason for this problem. The problem was reported while the users were surfing the internet or downloading something. T
Steps to Stop Crashing Problem in Your Web Browser:
1. Run Chrome without Sandbox
2. Set Default Settings
3. Fix Google Chrome Registry Entries
4. Clear Browsing Data and Browser Cache
5. Reset the Default Theme
6. Remove Third-Party Extensions
Run Chrome without Sandbox
Modify the file properties so that Chrome will not run with sandbox. This helps fixing your problem. Follow these steps:
1. Close Chrome if it is already open.
2. Click Start button on the Taskbar.
3. Click All Programs | Chrome.
4. Right click the file shortcut Chrome, and select Properties.
5. In the Target text box, you will see the target path of Chrome. Type the following next to the existing path:
--no-sandbox
For example, after the modification, the Target text box may contain value in this manner: "C:UsersSmital & VikasAppDataLocalGoogleChromeApplicationchrome.exe"--no-sandbox
6. Click Apply, then OK button.
7. Open Google Chrome again. The problem shall not persist again.
Set Default Settings
If you had changed the settings, set them to defaults. Chrome crashes on Windows 7 due to incorrect settings you had set-up. To restore the browser settings to defaults, do below steps:
1. Open Google Chrome.
2. Click the Settings button at the right hand side of the Address Bar.
3. Click Options | Under the Hood | Reset to Defaults.
Fix Chrome Registry Entries
Google Chrome crashes on Windows 7 if the registry entries are improperly modified. Missing registry keys or registry keys with improper values may lead to runtime errors and thereby the problem occurs. You are recommended to scan the entire system registry and review the result. Attempt the registry repair process using third-party Registry Cleaner software.
Clear Browsing Data and Browser Cache
Google Chrome crashes on Windows 7 by the corrupted cache contents and problems with the stored browsing data. Delete the browsing data and clear the contents of the cache to resolve this problem.
1. Open Chrome.
2. Click the Settings button at the right hand side of the Address Bar.
3. Click Tools | Clear Browsing Data.
1. Click Chrome Data tab, and then on Clear browsing data.
Reset the Default Theme
Chrome enables customizing itself by applying variety of themes available on the internet. If you had recently applied a theme which no longer works properly, it results in Chrome crash on Windows 7. It is recommended to set the original theme.
1. Open Chrome.
2. Click the Settings button at the right hand side of the Address Bar.
3. Click Options | Personal Stuff | Reset to Default Theme.
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