First of all, right-click on the Start button and select ‘Command Prompt (admin)’ Clear your DNS Cache So, in this method, you need to clear your DNS cache to fix the chrome problems. Outdated or corrupted DNS Cache could be another reason behind ‘Chrome is not responding’ error message. Now just restart your Windows 10 computer to fix ‘Chrome is not responding’ error message. Next, click on ‘ Allow another app’ and then select ‘Google Chrome.’ Click on ‘Allow another app’ and add Chrome On the next page, click on the ‘Allow an app or feature through Windows Defender Firewall.’ Click on the given option First of all, open Search menu and search for ‘Windows Firewall’ Open Windows Firewall So, to make sure that everything is fine, you need to add Chrome to the firewall exception list. For those who don’t know, the Firewall is designed to restrict internet access to certain apps. In this method, you need to make sure that your Firewall isn’t blocking the Chrome web browser. Add Chrome to the firewall exception list So, in this method, you need to clear the Chrome history and cache file to fix the error code.Ĭlear the cache will force Chrome to rebuild the cache file, which will eventually fix the problem. However, if the cache is corrupted, then it can trigger lots of problems, including the ‘Chrome not responding’ error message. Well, History and cache files save much time and help to load webpages faster. Clear Chrome History/Cache Clear Chrome History/Cache
#MESSAGE GOOGLE CHROME NOT RESPONDING INSTALL#
The About Google Chrome section will display the current version and will automatically install any existing updates.
#MESSAGE GOOGLE CHROME NOT RESPONDING UPDATE#
To update the chrome browser, select the three vertical dots > Help > About Google Chrome. So, before trying any other method, make sure to update the Chrome browser. Well, if you are using an outdated version of Chrome, then it’s quite apparent to get such errors. Update Chrome Browser Update Chrome Browser
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