The first possibility is that your browser history, cache contents are corrupted. Specify no sandbox command in the main program shortcut to avoid “Aw, Snap error” in Google Chrome. Some proxy server issues might be causing Aw, Snap error in Google Chrome. Restore the default Proxy settings. An application may have changed the default security level to higher or lower. Revert to Medium-High security level.

1. Aw, Snap Error in
Google Chrome
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2. Delete Web Browsing History
The first possibility is that your browser history, cache contents are corrupted. Delete them as
shown below:
1. In the Main Menu > More Tools > Clear browsing data. Or press Ctrl + Shift + Delete
simultaneously.
2. Check-up all boxes.
3. Select “the beginning of time” option from drop down box.
4. Proceed next and clear-up web browsing history.

3. Load without Sandbox
Specify no sandbox command in the main program shortcut to avoid “Aw, Snap error” in Google
Chrome.
1. Open Chrome Properties dialog box. (Right click its shortcut > Properties)
2. In the Shortcut tab > Target box, add “--no-sandbox”
3. Apply and save the changes. Exit the dialog.

4. Clear Proxy Settings
Some proxy server issues might be causing Aw, Snap error in Google Chrome. Restore default
Proxy settings as shown below:
1. Open elevated Command Prompt. (Type “CMD” in Search feature)
2. Execute below commands one by one:
1. CD C:Program Files
2. CD C:Program FilesInternet Explorer
3. Regsvr32 –u IEPROXY.DLL
4. Regsvr32 IEPROXY.DLL
5. Exit
3. Restart PC.

5. Restore Default Security Level
An application may have changed the default security level to higher or lower. Revert to Medium-
High security level.
1. Using “inetcpl.cpl” command in Run, open the Internet Properties dialog box.
2. Click Security tab.
3. Change Security Level to “Medium-High” using the slider.
4. Apply and save the changes.