Load modules list to investigate faulty modules installed by certain third party application software on your PC. Some faulty add-ons are suspected to cause constant crashes. Run the browser without loading a simple add-on. More diagnostic information, crash report can help you investigate the issue. Your browser settings are stored in a default folder that are accessible after showing hidden files, folders.

1. Google Chrome Crashes
on Windows 10
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2. Investigate Browser Components
Load modules list to investigate faulty modules installed by certain third party
application software on your PC.
 In Address Bar, type “chrome://conflicts/” and hit ENTER to load that page.
 If there are no faulty modules, you’re likely to see a message “Modules
(Number) – No conflicts detected”. In other case, a list of faulty modules
will be highlighted.

3. Run Chrome without Add-Ons
Some faulty add-ons are suspected to cause constant crashes. Run the
browser without loading a simple add-on.
 Select Extensions option from the “More tools” category of the Main Menu.
 You shall see list of all extensions. Disable them one by one.
 Last, type “about:plugins” in your Address Bar; and do the same with all
installed plug-ins.

4. Collect Detailed Diagnostic Info
More diagnostic information, crash report can help you investigate the issue.
 Type “chrome://crashes” in Address Bar.
 Press ENTER.
 You shall see the diagnostic information in that tab. Fix the issue
accordingly.

5. Delete Misconfigured App Data
Your browser settings are stored in a default folder that are accessible after
showing hidden files, folders.
 Configure your computer to show hidden files, folders using File Explorer
Options. Just search it in the Search Box of your Start Menu.
 Then delete “Default” sub folder, located in
C:UsersXXXXXAppDataLocalGoogleChromeUser Data.