Fixed: Chrome Browser Not Opening/Working in Windows 10 Creators Update

"Chrome Browser Not Working After Windows 10 Creators Update"

"Hey guys, do you know how to fix a corrupted Chrome so it works again on a Windows 10 Creators Update PC? I upgraded my computer to the Windows 10 Creators Update about two weeks ago, and everything was functioning well. However, yesterday, when I attempted to use Chrome to search for some interesting files online, the browser wouldn't open. I kept trying, but it just wouldn't work. Can anyone help me with this issue and get my Chrome back up and running?"

It appears that Chrome has indeed caused issues for many Windows 10 Creators Update users. If you're experiencing a similar problem with Chrome, or if you're unable to open or use it for searching and finding answers online, relax and follow the methods provided here to fix the Chrome browser not opening or functioning error immediately.

Quick Fix: Update Chrome to the Latest Version

Occasionally, when you fail to update software, programs, or apps on your PC after a Windows system upgrade, they might become unusable due to compatibility issues. Older applications, software, or programs might not fully support or be incompatible with the new Windows system.

Thus, you can attempt to update the Chrome browser to the latest version with the correct edition on your Windows Creator PC to promptly resolve the Chrome not working issue right away.

3 Solutions to "Chrome Won't Open/Not Working" in Windows 10 Creators Update

If the aforementioned quick solution doesn't resolve the issue and you're still unable to use Chrome on your computer, don't worry. You can follow these 3 steps to completely fix and resolve the problem of Chrome not opening or functioning on your Windows 10 Creator PC right away:

Part 1. Fix System Internal Error

If there's an internal error in your system hard disk, you might encounter issues with using certain installed apps, programs, or software. This includes Chrome. Hence, your first step should be to find a solution to fix the internal system errors on the hard disk that are preventing Chrome from functioning properly.

Powerful partition manager software - tools Partition Master will assist you in resolving the issue with just 3 simple clicks. Download it for free and follow the guidance below to fix the Chrome not working problem:

Part 2: Restart PC into Safe Mode with Networking

1. Click "Start" > "Settings" > "Update & Security" > "Recovery"; 2. Navigate to "Advanced startup," and click "Restart"; 3. Windows 10 Creator will restart and boot to the "Choose an option" screen, where you should click on "Troubleshoot" > "Advanced options" > "Startup Settings" > "Restart".

Translate this into English:

4. Press 5 to enter Safe Mode with Networking.

Part 3: Disable Hardware Acceleration

1. Open Chrome and type: chrome://settings in the address bar, then press Enter to access the Chrome settings page.

2. Scroll down to the bottom and click on "Show advanced settings...";

3. In the "Further options" section, scroll down to "System" and uncheck the "Use hardware acceleration when available" box.

4. Click on "Restart" in the Requires Chrome restart dialog;

5. Restart your PC and boot into normal mode to get Chrome working again.