Chrome won't work after Windows 10 update
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After a forced update on Windows 10 (to Version 10.0.17134.376) I can't access any site with Google Chrome.
Every time I try to visit a site it times out (ERR_TIMED_OUT).
Microsoft Edge (which suddenly appeared among my desktop icons) appears to work fine.
I've tried
- Restarting the computer
- Reinstalling Google Chrome
- Running the "compatibility problems" dialog on the Chrome application
Nothing has worked.
Any ideas to what I can do?
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After a forced update on Windows 10 (to Version 10.0.17134.376) I can't access any site with Google Chrome.
Every time I try to visit a site it times out (ERR_TIMED_OUT).
Microsoft Edge (which suddenly appeared among my desktop icons) appears to work fine.
I've tried
- Restarting the computer
- Reinstalling Google Chrome
- Running the "compatibility problems" dialog on the Chrome application
Nothing has worked.
Any ideas to what I can do?
windows-10 google-chrome windows-update
asked Oct 26 at 18:41
Danc
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When you say Edge was suddenly installed does that mean you removed it? What build were you running before you installedKB4462933, I suspect what you were actually using 1709 and due to your Windows Update settings upgraded to 1803. Have you tried to delete your Chrome user profile? Please provide all relevant information in an update to your question instead of a comment. Be sure to include the Chrome build you are using.
– Ramhound
Oct 26 at 18:54
If you syncronized your user/got backup of your favorites passwords etc. I should navigate to "%LOCALAPPDATA% , delete the folder called 'Google' . then start chrome again. this is a simple way to save time. makes things less complicated =)
– XsiSec
Oct 26 at 18:56
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After a forced update on Windows 10 (to Version 10.0.17134.376) I can't access any site with Google Chrome.
Every time I try to visit a site it times out (ERR_TIMED_OUT).
Microsoft Edge (which suddenly appeared among my desktop icons) appears to work fine.
I've tried
- Restarting the computer
- Reinstalling Google Chrome
- Running the "compatibility problems" dialog on the Chrome application
Nothing has worked.
Any ideas to what I can do?
windows-10 google-chrome windows-update
asked Oct 26 at 18:41
Danc
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After a forced update on Windows 10 (to Version 10.0.17134.376) I can't access any site with Google Chrome.
Every time I try to visit a site it times out (ERR_TIMED_OUT).
Microsoft Edge (which suddenly appeared among my desktop icons) appears to work fine.
I've tried
- Restarting the computer
- Reinstalling Google Chrome
- Running the "compatibility problems" dialog on the Chrome application
Nothing has worked.
Any ideas to what I can do?
windows-10 google-chrome windows-update
windows-10 google-chrome windows-update
asked Oct 26 at 18:41
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asked Oct 26 at 18:41
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edited Oct 26 at 18:56
asked Oct 26 at 18:41
Danc
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asked Oct 26 at 18:41
Danc
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asked Oct 26 at 18:41
Danc
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When you say Edge was suddenly installed does that mean you removed it? What build were you running before you installedKB4462933, I suspect what you were actually using 1709 and due to your Windows Update settings upgraded to 1803. Have you tried to delete your Chrome user profile? Please provide all relevant information in an update to your question instead of a comment. Be sure to include the Chrome build you are using.
– Ramhound
Oct 26 at 18:54
If you syncronized your user/got backup of your favorites passwords etc. I should navigate to "%LOCALAPPDATA% , delete the folder called 'Google' . then start chrome again. this is a simple way to save time. makes things less complicated =)
– XsiSec
Oct 26 at 18:56
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When you say Edge was suddenly installed does that mean you removed it? What build were you running before you installedKB4462933, I suspect what you were actually using 1709 and due to your Windows Update settings upgraded to 1803. Have you tried to delete your Chrome user profile? Please provide all relevant information in an update to your question instead of a comment. Be sure to include the Chrome build you are using.
– Ramhound
Oct 26 at 18:54
If you syncronized your user/got backup of your favorites passwords etc. I should navigate to "%LOCALAPPDATA% , delete the folder called 'Google' . then start chrome again. this is a simple way to save time. makes things less complicated =)
– XsiSec
Oct 26 at 18:56
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When you say Edge was suddenly installed does that mean you removed it? What build were you running before you installed
KB4462933, I suspect what you were actually using 1709 and due to your Windows Update settings upgraded to 1803. Have you tried to delete your Chrome user profile? Please provide all relevant information in an update to your question instead of a comment. Be sure to include the Chrome build you are using.– Ramhound
Oct 26 at 18:54
When you say Edge was suddenly installed does that mean you removed it? What build were you running before you installed
KB4462933, I suspect what you were actually using 1709 and due to your Windows Update settings upgraded to 1803. Have you tried to delete your Chrome user profile? Please provide all relevant information in an update to your question instead of a comment. Be sure to include the Chrome build you are using.– Ramhound
Oct 26 at 18:54
If you syncronized your user/got backup of your favorites passwords etc. I should navigate to "%LOCALAPPDATA% , delete the folder called 'Google' . then start chrome again. this is a simple way to save time. makes things less complicated =)
– XsiSec
Oct 26 at 18:56
If you syncronized your user/got backup of your favorites passwords etc. I should navigate to "%LOCALAPPDATA% , delete the folder called 'Google' . then start chrome again. this is a simple way to save time. makes things less complicated =)
– XsiSec
Oct 26 at 18:56
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The problem
The problem has been discussed on Google Chrome's help forum:
The problem started with the April 2018 Win10 1803 Feature Update and can also happen with fresh Windows installs that use 1803. It is an (unknown) artifact of how Windows is installed or updated. The 1803 update can cause a core Windows identity service (CryptSvc) to loop endlessly and stall connections. -- https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/chrome/s5S1uPI0kMc
Are you affected?
Try the following steps to see if you are affected by this problem:
- Open Task Manager
- Go to services
- Find the CryptSvc service
- Right click and restart the service
Can you browse sites with Google Chrome now? If so, you are affected and this is only a temporary fix.
Permanent solution
There are a lot of suggestions for solutions around (just google chrome CryptSvc fix)
The simplest fix (that worked for me) came from the Microsoft Forum.
(I have slightly altered the solution for easier understanding.)
- Run
regedit
- Go to
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftSystemCertificatesRoot
- Right click "ProtectedRoots" and click "Permissions"
- Select your user account and tick "Allow Full Control"
- Take a backup of
Rootby right clicking and click export, and save it somewhere - Open Task Mananger and stop the "Cryptographic Service"
- Delete the
SoftwareMicrosoftSystemCertificatesRootregistry entry - Restart Windows
answered Oct 26 at 19:30
Danc
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I have fix it with our environment, we are using Windows 10 Eng 64bit Enterprise 1803 or 1809 clients and Windows 2016 server AD with mandatory login profile, Chrome is V70 64bit default profile is roaming also and getting this problem of Chrome not going on the internet and it take a long time to show web pages. What I did do was change the Crypto services logon from Network services to local system account and allow services to interact with desktop land added domain users to the Cryto services to start/stop.
It seems to work OK now, let me know if it works for you. I did it with GPO.
answered Nov 20 at 2:47
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2 Answers
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active
oldest
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
The problem
The problem has been discussed on Google Chrome's help forum:
The problem started with the April 2018 Win10 1803 Feature Update and can also happen with fresh Windows installs that use 1803. It is an (unknown) artifact of how Windows is installed or updated. The 1803 update can cause a core Windows identity service (CryptSvc) to loop endlessly and stall connections. -- https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/chrome/s5S1uPI0kMc
Are you affected?
Try the following steps to see if you are affected by this problem:
- Open Task Manager
- Go to services
- Find the CryptSvc service
- Right click and restart the service
Can you browse sites with Google Chrome now? If so, you are affected and this is only a temporary fix.
Permanent solution
There are a lot of suggestions for solutions around (just google chrome CryptSvc fix)
The simplest fix (that worked for me) came from the Microsoft Forum.
(I have slightly altered the solution for easier understanding.)
- Run
regedit
- Go to
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftSystemCertificatesRoot
- Right click "ProtectedRoots" and click "Permissions"
- Select your user account and tick "Allow Full Control"
- Take a backup of
Rootby right clicking and click export, and save it somewhere - Open Task Mananger and stop the "Cryptographic Service"
- Delete the
SoftwareMicrosoftSystemCertificatesRootregistry entry - Restart Windows
answered Oct 26 at 19:30
Danc
113
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
The problem
The problem has been discussed on Google Chrome's help forum:
The problem started with the April 2018 Win10 1803 Feature Update and can also happen with fresh Windows installs that use 1803. It is an (unknown) artifact of how Windows is installed or updated. The 1803 update can cause a core Windows identity service (CryptSvc) to loop endlessly and stall connections. -- https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/chrome/s5S1uPI0kMc
Are you affected?
Try the following steps to see if you are affected by this problem:
- Open Task Manager
- Go to services
- Find the CryptSvc service
- Right click and restart the service
Can you browse sites with Google Chrome now? If so, you are affected and this is only a temporary fix.
Permanent solution
There are a lot of suggestions for solutions around (just google chrome CryptSvc fix)
The simplest fix (that worked for me) came from the Microsoft Forum.
(I have slightly altered the solution for easier understanding.)
- Run
regedit
- Go to
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftSystemCertificatesRoot
- Right click "ProtectedRoots" and click "Permissions"
- Select your user account and tick "Allow Full Control"
- Take a backup of
Rootby right clicking and click export, and save it somewhere - Open Task Mananger and stop the "Cryptographic Service"
- Delete the
SoftwareMicrosoftSystemCertificatesRootregistry entry - Restart Windows
answered Oct 26 at 19:30
Danc
113
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
The problem
The problem has been discussed on Google Chrome's help forum:
The problem started with the April 2018 Win10 1803 Feature Update and can also happen with fresh Windows installs that use 1803. It is an (unknown) artifact of how Windows is installed or updated. The 1803 update can cause a core Windows identity service (CryptSvc) to loop endlessly and stall connections. -- https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/chrome/s5S1uPI0kMc
Are you affected?
Try the following steps to see if you are affected by this problem:
- Open Task Manager
- Go to services
- Find the CryptSvc service
- Right click and restart the service
Can you browse sites with Google Chrome now? If so, you are affected and this is only a temporary fix.
Permanent solution
There are a lot of suggestions for solutions around (just google chrome CryptSvc fix)
The simplest fix (that worked for me) came from the Microsoft Forum.
(I have slightly altered the solution for easier understanding.)
- Run
regedit
- Go to
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftSystemCertificatesRoot
- Right click "ProtectedRoots" and click "Permissions"
- Select your user account and tick "Allow Full Control"
- Take a backup of
Rootby right clicking and click export, and save it somewhere - Open Task Mananger and stop the "Cryptographic Service"
- Delete the
SoftwareMicrosoftSystemCertificatesRootregistry entry - Restart Windows
answered Oct 26 at 19:30
Danc
113
The problem
The problem has been discussed on Google Chrome's help forum:
The problem started with the April 2018 Win10 1803 Feature Update and can also happen with fresh Windows installs that use 1803. It is an (unknown) artifact of how Windows is installed or updated. The 1803 update can cause a core Windows identity service (CryptSvc) to loop endlessly and stall connections. -- https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/chrome/s5S1uPI0kMc
Are you affected?
Try the following steps to see if you are affected by this problem:
- Open Task Manager
- Go to services
- Find the CryptSvc service
- Right click and restart the service
Can you browse sites with Google Chrome now? If so, you are affected and this is only a temporary fix.
Permanent solution
There are a lot of suggestions for solutions around (just google chrome CryptSvc fix)
The simplest fix (that worked for me) came from the Microsoft Forum.
(I have slightly altered the solution for easier understanding.)
- Run
regedit
- Go to
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftSystemCertificatesRoot
- Right click "ProtectedRoots" and click "Permissions"
- Select your user account and tick "Allow Full Control"
- Take a backup of
Rootby right clicking and click export, and save it somewhere - Open Task Mananger and stop the "Cryptographic Service"
- Delete the
SoftwareMicrosoftSystemCertificatesRootregistry entry - Restart Windows
answered Oct 26 at 19:30
Danc
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answered Oct 26 at 19:30
Danc
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answered Oct 26 at 19:30
Danc
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I have fix it with our environment, we are using Windows 10 Eng 64bit Enterprise 1803 or 1809 clients and Windows 2016 server AD with mandatory login profile, Chrome is V70 64bit default profile is roaming also and getting this problem of Chrome not going on the internet and it take a long time to show web pages. What I did do was change the Crypto services logon from Network services to local system account and allow services to interact with desktop land added domain users to the Cryto services to start/stop.
It seems to work OK now, let me know if it works for you. I did it with GPO.
answered Nov 20 at 2:47
user965365
1
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
I have fix it with our environment, we are using Windows 10 Eng 64bit Enterprise 1803 or 1809 clients and Windows 2016 server AD with mandatory login profile, Chrome is V70 64bit default profile is roaming also and getting this problem of Chrome not going on the internet and it take a long time to show web pages. What I did do was change the Crypto services logon from Network services to local system account and allow services to interact with desktop land added domain users to the Cryto services to start/stop.
It seems to work OK now, let me know if it works for you. I did it with GPO.
answered Nov 20 at 2:47
user965365
1
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
I have fix it with our environment, we are using Windows 10 Eng 64bit Enterprise 1803 or 1809 clients and Windows 2016 server AD with mandatory login profile, Chrome is V70 64bit default profile is roaming also and getting this problem of Chrome not going on the internet and it take a long time to show web pages. What I did do was change the Crypto services logon from Network services to local system account and allow services to interact with desktop land added domain users to the Cryto services to start/stop.
It seems to work OK now, let me know if it works for you. I did it with GPO.
answered Nov 20 at 2:47
user965365
1
I have fix it with our environment, we are using Windows 10 Eng 64bit Enterprise 1803 or 1809 clients and Windows 2016 server AD with mandatory login profile, Chrome is V70 64bit default profile is roaming also and getting this problem of Chrome not going on the internet and it take a long time to show web pages. What I did do was change the Crypto services logon from Network services to local system account and allow services to interact with desktop land added domain users to the Cryto services to start/stop.
It seems to work OK now, let me know if it works for you. I did it with GPO.
answered Nov 20 at 2:47
user965365
1
answered Nov 20 at 2:47
user965365
1
answered Nov 20 at 2:47
user965365
1
answered Nov 20 at 2:47
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When you say Edge was suddenly installed does that mean you removed it? What build were you running before you installed
KB4462933, I suspect what you were actually using 1709 and due to your Windows Update settings upgraded to 1803. Have you tried to delete your Chrome user profile? Please provide all relevant information in an update to your question instead of a comment. Be sure to include the Chrome build you are using.– Ramhound
Oct 26 at 18:54
If you syncronized your user/got backup of your favorites passwords etc. I should navigate to "%LOCALAPPDATA% , delete the folder called 'Google' . then start chrome again. this is a simple way to save time. makes things less complicated =)
– XsiSec
Oct 26 at 18:56