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The thread discusses troubleshooting a Windows 10 error when installing Chrome, specifically the "class not recognized" issue. The second user suggests reinstalling Chrome by uninstalling it via Settings and then downloading the latest version from the official site, which successfully resolved the problem. The original poster confirms that following this advice allowed him to install Chrome successfully, expressing gratitude for the help.
The thread discusses troubleshooting a Windows 10 error when installing Chrome, specifically the "class not recognized" issue. The second user suggests reinstalling Chrome by uninstalling it via Settings and then downloading the latest version from the official site, which successfully resolved the problem. The original poster confirms that following this advice allowed him to install Chrome successfully, expressing gratitude for the help.
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Hello John,
Do you mean "Class no registered" by any chance?
Either way, you should be able to solve it by reinstalling Chrome.
Head to Start menu > Settings > Apps > Uninstall Chrome.
Head to the official Chrome download page and download it again. (The one button installs the 64-bit version these days, so no hunting around required.)
Do you mean "Class no registered" by any chance?
Either way, you should be able to solve it by reinstalling Chrome.
Head to Start menu > Settings > Apps > Uninstall Chrome.
Head to the official Chrome download page and download it again. (The one button installs the 64-bit version these days, so no hunting around required.)
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You're welcome!