¶ Google Chrome issues after update version to 113 or after
If you have updated the Chrome version to the most recent one (113 or after), you can expect some issues when playing the dash in the interface like:
- Dash stopping
- Timecode Freeze
- Suddenly all windows are closing automatically without any error
In order to solve this please follow the next procedure:
- Uninstall Chrome on Your PC or Mac
- Delete/Back Up Leftover Chrome Data:
In Windows:
2.2 Open a File Explorer window.
2.3 Type%LOCALAPPDATA%\Google\into the File Explorer address bar.
2.4 Press Enter.
On the Mac:
2.5 Open a Finder window and press Shift + Command + G.
2.6 Type~/Library/Application Support/Google/into the Go to Folder box.
2.7 Press Enter. - In the directory that shows up, delete or rename the folder labelled Chrome.
4. Install an Old Version (112) of Chrome (https://google-chrome.en.uptodown.com/windows/download/97917250)
- Note After downloading an old version of Google Chrome, disconnect your PC or Mac from the internet and run the standalone Chrome installer to install the browser. If the browser launches automatically, quit it before you go ahead.
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Stop Chrome Auto-Update
In Windows:
5.1 Press Windows Key + R to open a Run box.
5.2 Type services.msc and press Enter
5.3 Right-click the Google Update (gupdate) service and select Properties
5.4 Set the Startup type to Disabled and select the Stop button under Service status. Then, select Apply to save the changes.
5.5 Repeat steps 5.3-5.4 for the Google Update (gupdatem) service
On the Mac:
5.6 Open Finder and press Command + Shift + G. Then, visit the following folders:
•/Library/Google/GoogleSoftwareUpdate/
•~/Library/Google/GoogleSoftwareUpdate/
5.7 Empty all contents inside both folders.
5.8 Open a Terminal window (go to Launchpad and select Other > Terminal).
5.9 Run the following commands one after the other:
•cd /Library/Google/
•sudo chown nobody:nogroup GoogleSoftwareUpdate;sudo chmod 000 GoogleSoftwareUpdate
•cd ~/Library/Google/
•sudo chown nobody:nogroup GoogleSoftwareUpdate;sudo chmod 000 GoogleSoftwareUpdate
•cd /Library/
•sudo chown nobody:nogroup Google;sudo chmod 000 Google
•cd ~/Library/
•sudo chown nobody:nogroup Google;sudo chmod 000 Google
• Exit Terminal -
Delete GoogleUpdate.exe inside of folder
C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Update -
Activate again Internet access and verify the version installed using
chrome://version