📎 AI Summary:
The forum thread discusses a problem with Google Chrome, where the user suspects an issue related to `SQUID` or a suspicious URL. Respondents suggest possible causes such as browser redirection or parental controls, and recommend troubleshooting steps like adjusting proxy settings, trying other browsers, or reinstalling Chrome. Overall, users propose technical solutions and malware checks to resolve the issue.
The forum thread discusses a problem with Google Chrome, where the user suspects an issue related to `SQUID` or a suspicious URL. Respondents suggest possible causes such as browser redirection or parental controls, and recommend troubleshooting steps like adjusting proxy settings, trying other browsers, or reinstalling Chrome. Overall, users propose technical solutions and malware checks to resolve the issue.
Solution
Hi
Open Chrome, click the wrench icon (top right), Settings, Network, Change Proxy Settings, Change LAN settings.
Unclick the box, Automatically Detect Settings, if it is clicked.
If this doesn't work, what happens if you try and open the same pages in another browser like I.E.?
If the pages will open in other browsers but not Chrome, uninstall and reinstall Chrome.
Also it's worth the time to run Malwarebytes to make sure it isn't some kind of malware bug.
Mike
Open Chrome, click the wrench icon (top right), Settings, Network, Change Proxy Settings, Change LAN settings.
Unclick the box, Automatically Detect Settings, if it is clicked.
If this doesn't work, what happens if you try and open the same pages in another browser like I.E.?
If the pages will open in other browsers but not Chrome, uninstall and reinstall Chrome.
Also it's worth the time to run Malwarebytes to make sure it isn't some kind of malware bug.
Mike
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