📎 AI Summary:
The forum thread discusses issues with Chrome following recent Windows updates, with the original poster concerned about potential problems caused by the updates and whether reinstalling Chrome would be necessary. A user suggests that reinstalling Chrome is quick and may resolve issues if they arise. Additional participants mention that recent updates could be related to the problem, possibly tied to specific patches, and recommend a system reboot. Ultimately, one user shares their switch to Firefox due to Chrome and Shockwave crashing issues, indicating dissatisfaction with Chrome's performance after updates. The overall sentiment suggests troubleshooting the updates and considering alternative browsers if problems persist.
The forum thread discusses issues with Chrome following recent Windows updates, with the original poster concerned about potential problems caused by the updates and whether reinstalling Chrome would be necessary. A user suggests that reinstalling Chrome is quick and may resolve issues if they arise. Additional participants mention that recent updates could be related to the problem, possibly tied to specific patches, and recommend a system reboot. Ultimately, one user shares their switch to Firefox due to Chrome and Shockwave crashing issues, indicating dissatisfaction with Chrome's performance after updates. The overall sentiment suggests troubleshooting the updates and considering alternative browsers if problems persist.
Solution
It may be related to the S Channel patch which was included in the latest set of updates. I did not see anything recent, but there were posts about it in the last couple of years.
Make sure and try a cold boot to see if that might reset something.
I don't use Chrome, so not really familiar.
Make sure and try a cold boot to see if that might reset something.
I don't use Chrome, so not really familiar.
jimmydean956
Senior Member
I had to go to fire fox. Shockwave kept crashing and I tried 4 solutions to try and fix it. Nothing worked.
