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The forum thread addresses issues with installing Google Chrome on Windows 7, where the initial problem involved repeated download attempts that failed to install. A responder suggests that Chrome requires a 64-bit Windows 7, and notes that if the hardware is 32-bit, Chrome installation issues may persist regardless of OS updates. The original poster confirms that they've upgraded to Windows 10 64-bit, but previously ran 32-bit Windows 7, which caused the installation problem. The overall discussion clarifies that Chrome's installation failures are linked to the system's architecture.

piplan1966

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Hi
Dear Expert Every time I install Windows 7 I first download google chrome, after downloading chrome doesn't install and starts downloading again,
Please guide me
 

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Chrome doesn't work on Windows 7 unless you have 64 bit so our first question is are you using a 32bit build of Windows

p.s, if the computer chip is old then it may actually be a 32bit chip... even if you install 64bit OS on a 32Bit chip it will still only be 32bit

ussnorway

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Chrome doesn't work on Windows 7 unless you have 64 bit so our first question is are you using a 32bit build of Windows

p.s, if the computer chip is old then it may actually be a 32bit chip... even if you install 64bit OS on a 32Bit chip it will still only be 32bit
 

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piplan1966

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Chrome doesn't work on Windows 7 unless you have 64 bit so our first question is are you using a 32bit build of Windows

p.s, if the computer chip is old then it may actually be a 32bit chip... even if you install 64bit OS on a 32Bit chip it will still only be 32bit
Now Windows 10 is installed and 64bit is written in the properties,
Previously, Windows 7 was installed and 32-bit was written in its property, and Google was being downloaded again and again, but was not installed.