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Google Chrome Browser Issue - Paying 100+ bytes for help - lBotnet - Nov 1, 2018
Title says it all.
I am currently having some random issue with Google Chrome. It started 2 days ago and when I launch Chrome, it launches the application but it won't let me see the window. The process starts, if I click the top right of my desktop background, it will close the window, but it's invisible.
To anyone who's able to resolve this over Join.me or Teamviewer, I will reward with over 100 bytes.
PM me or post if you're able to help, thanks. 😭
RE: Google Chrome Browser Issue - Paying 100+ bytes for help - stackgod - Nov 1, 2018
I'll happily help you out. Send a private message my way with some contact information.
RE: Google Chrome Browser Issue - Paying 100+ bytes for help - lBotnet - Nov 1, 2018
(Nov 1, 2018 10:08 AM)stackgod Wrote: I'll happily help you out. Send a private message my way with some contact information.
Thanks for offering man, I have PMed you my contact details.
Still need help with this. Problem not resolved.
RE: Google Chrome Browser Issue - Paying 100+ bytes for help - phr3ak_ - Nov 4, 2018
I can give a try to help out if the problem persists. PM me your contact details. Also, can you drop some screenshots which might help to understand the problem?
RE: Google Chrome Browser Issue - Paying 100+ bytes for help - Aura - Nov 6, 2018
Use ProcExp from the Sysinternals Suite, and look for a child process of chrome.exe. That should get you started on what process is being launched. Hell, even the Task Manager in Windows 8+ should be able to tell you that (Processes tab, click on the little arrow by Google Chrome to see the child processes).