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What Causes a Page Unresponsive Error in Chrome & How to Fix It
Take a look at the extensions and don’t rule out your security software
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Updated onApril 11, 2024
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Google Chrome is the most popular browser among Windows users, and even though this browser has changed over the years, some common problems remain the same. ThePage Unresponsiveerror on Chrome in Windows 10 is one of these.
Along with the error message, there will be aKill pagesbutton near the bottom-left in case you want to close the page.
Other similar issues encountered by the users include:
So, let’s find out all about thePage Unresponsiveerror on Chrome in Windows 10 and its most effective solutions.
Why is my Google Chrome unresponsive?
This problem can occur due to your Internet connection or a certain website script. If yourInternet connection is slow, there will be issues loading certain scripts, making pages unresponsive.
In addition, many websites use multiple scripts, and sometimes it’s possible that one of those scripts is unresponsive.
The computer configuration can also cause this problem, especially since Google Chrome is a resource-intensive browser. If you open multiple tabs with several applications running in the background, it might lead to thePage Unresponsiveerror on Chrome in Windows 10.
ThePage Unresponsiveerror causes data loss in some cases. But fortunately, there are a few solutions that would help get rid of the error in no time.
Now would be a great time to make a switch to another browser with all your saved data from Chrome. Opera One has gone through a complete overhaul, with constant updates and improvements.
Opera One is also privacy-oriented and the user experience can be pleasant, thanks to the easy interface and workspace management to avoid clogged pages you visit.
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How do I fix unresponsive pages in Chrome?
1. Remove Trusteer Rapport
If you’re getting aPage Unresponsiveerror on Chrome in Windows 10,Trusteer Rapport might be the problem. This security software can sometimes interfere with your browser and cause this issue to appear.
To fix the problem, it’s advised touninstall the programfrom your PC completely.
There are several ways to do that, but the best way is to useeffective uninstaller software.
In case you’re not familiar, uninstaller software is a special application that can remove any program from your PC. It will remove all files and registry entries associated with the application you want to remove.
It’s better than a regular uninstallation because it performs a deeper scan and finds various leftover files. These files are scattered all over the disk, so they take up useless space.
Once you remove the problematic application, check if the problem still persists.
If Trusteer Rapport was the problem, you should consider switching to a different antivirus solution that still offers the best protection.
There is no shortage on the market so look for the very best you can afford while making sure it has an award-winning virus detection engine.
The newest antivirus tools combine artificial intelligence and machine learning to successfully detect malware without the need to download virus signatures.ESET HOME Security Essentialis no exception to the rule.
2. Turn off Sandbox mode
If thePage Unresponsiveerror keeps popping up on Chrome in Windows 10, disabling Sandbox might help. In case the error persists, head to the next method.
3. Disable third-party cookies
Disabling third-party cookies isn’t the best solution, especially because some websites rely heavily on cookies.
But if you’re frequently getting Chrome’sPage Unresponsiveerror in Windows 10, you might want to try this solution as a potential workaround.
4. Delete/rename the Default folder
5. Use a High-Performance profile
Bear in mind that this profile will use more of your battery power, thus draining it faster, but you should achieve better performance while using it. Once done, check if the ChromePage UnresponsiveJavascript error in Windows 10 is fixed.
6. Disable hardware acceleration
7. Reinstall Chrome
8. Check your extensions
Once you uninstall the old extensions, check if the problem persists.
If the issue is still present, some of the available extensions might be causing the problem. To find the problematic extension, you need to do the following:
If the issue doesn’t appear after restarting Chrome, it means that one of the disabled extensions was causing the problem.
To find the problematic extension, enable them one by one until you find the problematic one. Once you find it, remove the extension to solve the problem.
9. Consider using Beta or Canary versions
If you’re constantly getting thePage Unresponsiveerror on Chrome in Windows 10, you might consider switching to theChrome BetaorChrome Canaryversions of the browser.
In case you’re not familiar, the Beta version is a version of Chrome that offers the upcoming features and patches. Therefore, if you’re having any issues with your version of Chrome, consider trying out the Beta version.
There’s also a Canary version available, which is more experimental and offers some upcoming features. This version is less stable than the Beta version but should offer the latest fixes.
10. Switch to a 32-bit version of Chrome
According to users, you might be able to solve this problem simply by switching to a32-bit version of Chrome.
It’s worth mentioning that the 32-bit version might not offer the same performance as a 64-bit version, so keep that in mind. This is just a workaround, but until a permanent solution is available, you might want to continue using the 32-bit version.
What is the Chrome cleanup tool?
TheChrome Cleanup Toolis a feature in the browser that allows you to check for harmful and malicious software and remove it. It’s effective and can help fix several errors with Chrome or the computer itself.
TheChrome Cleanup Toolcan be found on the following path:chrome://settings/cleanup
Also, there’s an option to send a report to Google regarding the malicious software or processes found on the computer. This helps Google stay up-to-date, but you can disable the feature.
ThePage Unresponsiveerror on Google Chrome in Windows 10 can be a hindrance and cause various problems, but you should be able to fix it using one of our solutions.
Also, find out what to do ifChrome uses too much CPU.
Do let us know how it worked for you by reaching for the comments section below.
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Loredana Harsana
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Loredana is a passionate writer with a keen interest in PC software and technology. She started off writing about mobile phones back when Samsung Galaxy S II was on top of the world and she fell in love with tech of all sorts.
Whenever she’s not at her work desk, you’ll find her enjoying refreshing tea flavors, spilling stories on paper, and listening to the radio.
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