Chrome, like many other apps on Windows 10, makes some changes to the Windows registry when you install it. These changes are essential for Chrome to run. The browser has a neat reset feature that can reset everything back to their default value should anything break. That said, the reset doesn’t appear to fix everything. For some Windows 10 users Chrome not working has to do with a registry problem.

How to Solve Chrome not Working Properly?

Before you apply this particular fix, you need to check if it will work for you. Open Task Manager and go to the Services tab. Sort the service by name i.e., alphabetical order and look for the CryptSvc service. Right-click it and select ‘Restart’ from the context menu. After that, check if Chrome is working or not. If it is, then this fix is going to fix Chrome long term.

If you still have problems with Chrome, you should reset it. Backup your Chrome profile folder first. To reset Chrome, open it and click the more options button at the top right. From the menu, select Settings. Scroll to the bottom of the Settings page and click Advanced. Again, scroll all the way to the bottom. You will see an option called ‘Restore settings to their original defaults’.

Confirm that you want to reset Chrome. The reset will not delete your history, bookmarks, or passwords, however, since you’re dealing with a buggy Chrome to begin with, make sure you take a backup of your profile folder.

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