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Google Chrome Problem 7 years 5 months ago #432538

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So today as I was playing TTT I then was going to watch something on youtube, Then I saw in the top right corner saying Google chrome isn't up to date so I tried to update it and it worked, Then I looked on youtube and it still said Google Chrome isn't using the most updated version so I decided to uninstall it by going to Control Panel > Programes > Unistall Programme > Google Chrome > Uninstall. So once I done this it worked correctly everything was uninstalled but then as I open up Firefox as well as Internet Explorer I get 2 problems, Problem on is this error code:

Error code:0xa430721

I've then looked on google and found some stuff but nothing fixes it as I can't find my App Data on my programmes on my C: Drive, So I gave up with that one and then when I open up Firefox I get a different problem, everything in stalls but when it gets to the final thing like when it says "On your Marks" it takes forever so I've given up and decided to post here incase any of you know or have had this problem before!

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As this is annoying as hell, I've decided to give the reward of $5,000,000 or 6,000 points either or. Would be really appreciated if you could help as I'm pulling my hair out!

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Google Chrome Problem 7 years 5 months ago #432542

Have you tried finding a downgraded version of google chrome? as I rarely update mine.	Hamzah Offline Diamond Boarder ayy Posts: 2944 Thanks received: 390 Karma: -15
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Google Chrome Problem 7 years 5 months ago #432543

Use Microsoft Edge.	Clarky Offline Former Community Manager I love Henny Posts: 16702 Thanks received: 9536 Karma: 1000
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Google Chrome Problem 7 years 5 months ago #432544

Hamzah wrote: Have you tried finding a downgraded version of google chrome? as I rarely update mine. Yeah however it doesn't work on most applications, Like Twitch & Youtube.	Jordz Offline Marvelous Boarder More Scottish than Aidan himself Posts: 10795 Thanks received: 2237 Karma: 129
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Google Chrome Problem 7 years 5 months ago #432545

Clarky wrote: Use Microsoft Edge. I heard EMP codded it so I don't think I'll give it a shot	Jordz Offline Marvelous Boarder More Scottish than Aidan himself Posts: 10795 Thanks received: 2237 Karma: 129
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Google Chrome Problem 7 years 5 months ago #432547

ok i think i solved the problem.

Step1: Open your Application Data Folder.

For Windows XP: %USERPROFILE%\Application Data\Local
For Windows Vista/7: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local

Step2: Delete Google Folder (If you have other Google Applications, open the folder and delete "Chrome").

Step3: Open Task Manager>Processes (If running on Windows Vista/7, select "Show Processes From All Users" and click "Allow")

Click on "Description" (on top where you see Image Name, User Name etc..)
Scroll Down until you see anything with the Description "Google".
End each process 1 by 1.

Click on "Image Name" (on top where you see Image Name, User Name etc..)
Scroll Down until you see anything with the Image Name "Google"
End each process 1 by 1.

Step 4: Go to www.google.com/chrome/
and install Google Chrome.

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Google Chrome Problem 7 years 5 months ago #432548

Reset cache and cookies.	Sally Offline Forum Administrator Can You Understand How Strange It Is To Be Alive? Posts: 6991 Thanks received: 3527 Karma: 59
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Google Chrome Problem 7 years 5 months ago #432549

Mix3rz wrote:

ok i think i solved the problem.

Step1: Open your Application Data Folder.

For Windows XP: %USERPROFILE%\Application Data\Local
For Windows Vista/7: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local

Step2: Delete Google Folder (If you have other Google Applications, open the folder and delete "Chrome").

Step3: Open Task Manager>Processes (If running on Windows Vista/7, select "Show Processes From All Users" and click "Allow")

Click on "Description" (on top where you see Image Name, User Name etc..)
Scroll Down until you see anything with the Description "Google".
End each process 1 by 1.

Click on "Image Name" (on top where you see Image Name, User Name etc..)
Scroll Down until you see anything with the Image Name "Google"
End each process 1 by 1.

Step 4: Go to www.google.com/chrome/
and install Google Chrome.

nice copy and paste, breaking the law

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Google Chrome Problem 7 years 5 months ago #432550

What do you mean by not finding your Appdata on your C: disk? Did you use the Run command?	Ace Offline Expert Boarder Lone Wolf Posts: 1190 Thanks received: 334 Karma: 20
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Google Chrome Problem 7 years 5 months ago #432551

Mix3rz wrote:

ok i think i solved the problem.

Step1: Open your Application Data Folder.

For Windows XP: %USERPROFILE%\Application Data\Local
For Windows Vista/7: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local

Step2: Delete Google Folder (If you have other Google Applications, open the folder and delete "Chrome").

Step3: Open Task Manager>Processes (If running on Windows Vista/7, select "Show Processes From All Users" and click "Allow")

Click on "Description" (on top where you see Image Name, User Name etc..)
Scroll Down until you see anything with the Description "Google".
End each process 1 by 1.

Click on "Image Name" (on top where you see Image Name, User Name etc..)
Scroll Down until you see anything with the Image Name "Google"
End each process 1 by 1.

Step 4: Go to www.google.com/chrome/
and install Google Chrome.

I don't know how to find it

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Google Chrome Problem 7 years 5 months ago #432553

Sally wrote: Reset cache and cookies. I'll give this a shot!	Jordz Offline Marvelous Boarder More Scottish than Aidan himself Posts: 10795 Thanks received: 2237 Karma: 129
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Google Chrome Problem 7 years 5 months ago #432556

Jordan Johnston wrote:

Mix3rz wrote:

ok i think i solved the problem.

Step1: Open your Application Data Folder.

For Windows XP: %USERPROFILE%\Application Data\Local
For Windows Vista/7: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local

Step2: Delete Google Folder (If you have other Google Applications, open the folder and delete "Chrome").

Step3: Open Task Manager>Processes (If running on Windows Vista/7, select "Show Processes From All Users" and click "Allow")

Click on "Description" (on top where you see Image Name, User Name etc..)
Scroll Down until you see anything with the Description "Google".
End each process 1 by 1.

Click on "Image Name" (on top where you see Image Name, User Name etc..)
Scroll Down until you see anything with the Image Name "Google"
End each process 1 by 1.

Step 4: Go to www.google.com/chrome/
and install Google Chrome.

I don't know how to find it

*assuming you're using windows 10*

- Go to Search Windows in your taskbar
- Search 'Run'
- Open the best match
- Write %APPDATA% in the box and click Ok

It should be there

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Last Edit: 7 years 5 months ago by Ace.

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Google Chrome Problem 7 years 5 months ago #432564

Ace wrote:

Jordan Johnston wrote:

Mix3rz wrote:

ok i think i solved the problem.

Step1: Open your Application Data Folder.

For Windows XP: %USERPROFILE%\Application Data\Local
For Windows Vista/7: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local

Step2: Delete Google Folder (If you have other Google Applications, open the folder and delete "Chrome").

Step3: Open Task Manager>Processes (If running on Windows Vista/7, select "Show Processes From All Users" and click "Allow")

Click on "Description" (on top where you see Image Name, User Name etc..)
Scroll Down until you see anything with the Description "Google".
End each process 1 by 1.

Click on "Image Name" (on top where you see Image Name, User Name etc..)
Scroll Down until you see anything with the Image Name "Google"
End each process 1 by 1.

Step 4: Go to www.google.com/chrome/
and install Google Chrome.

I don't know how to find it

*assuming you're using windows 10*

- Go to Search Windows in your taskbar
- Search 'Run'
- Open the best match
- Write %APPDATA% in the box and click Ok

It should be there

Chute as well as mixerz told me to do that, I've deleted the google folder in it however it's still taking forever to install, Like it gets stuck on this:

for ages.

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Google Chrome Problem 7 years 5 months ago #432575

Good luck on finding ur problem. I haven't got a clue but just uninstall google and reinstall it idek xD. Btw this is my 500th post.	OnionRings Offline Community Manager Posts: 10869 Thanks received: 5656 Karma: -565
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Google Chrome Problem 7 years 5 months ago #432579

Thanks to Mix3rz, I've fixed my god damn problem. I've now got a top tip for you lads: Never, Uninstall Google Chrome.	Jordz Offline Marvelous Boarder More Scottish than Aidan himself Posts: 10795 Thanks received: 2237 Karma: 129
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