With Chrome, it's impossible to reach the Chrome Web Store Solved

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Hello everyone,

After browsing through a ton of topics, I’m asking for a little help. I recently formatted my PC, flashed the BIOS and some other stuff, and since then, with Chrome, I can’t reach the Chrome Web Store pages, Google Drive, Google Docs, or even sign in to YouTube.

Date and time on my PC are correct, I accept cookies (which I’ve cleared several times), I checked the “Check server certificate revocation” box, I even reset my IP address, and it still doesn’t work.

Obviously, after each change I’ve restarted the browser and even rebooted the machine several times.

I can add that I can reach Google Mail, however.

Finally, all these pages are reachable with Firefox 19 (but I use Chrome for professional reasons).

Would anyone have other suggestions to recommend, please?

Thank you very much!

Configuration: Windows 7 64-bit / Chrome 25.0.1364.97

Anonymous user · Answer

Hi,  If your user profile stored in the Google browser is corrupted, you can create another one to replace the defective one.  To do this:  Close Google Chrome  Use the keyboard shortcut Windows + R  Enter the path to the appropriate directory in the address bar:  For Windows XP:  %USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\  Click OK  For Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8:  %LOCALAPPDATA%\Google\Chrome\User Data\  Click OK  In the opened directory window, locate the folder named "Default" and rename it to "Backup default".  Close the windows.  Then reopen Google Chrome.  A new folder "Default" is automatically created when the browser opens.  To recover your bookmarks:  Copy the file "Bookmarks.bak" from the "Backup default" folder and paste it into the new "Default" folder.  Once the file is moved, rename it to "Bookmarks" to complete the transfer.  -- look at what we’ve done to the world, look at what we’re passing on to our kids

Anonymous user · Answer

clear the cache did you try as well?: Via the URL : chrome://settings/clearBrowserData or manually: The three horizontal little bars (top right) Settings History Clear browsing data... Select the time range, content confirm  -- look at what we did to the world, look at what we leave to our kids

Anonymous user · Answer

try a truly “clean” uninstallation

uninstall it with revouninstaller

the tutorial is on the download page

Do a cleanup with ccleaner (including the registry)

the tutorial is on the download page

When done:

Go to Start
Run
Type: regedit and OK

At the top, click on Edit
Search (Ctrl+F)
Type: Google Chrome
Check the boxes Keys, Values, Data and click Next.

The search begins, when a file appears, delete everything related to Google Chrome, then press F3 to continue the search and do the same until the end of the search.
Close the registry
Relaunch → CCleaner for a cleanup in Windows, applications and registry.

Restart your PC

Reinstall Google Chrome

-- Look at what we did to the world, look at what we leave to our kids

Anonymous user · Answer

What do you mean by a few other adventures?  look at what we’ve done to the world, look at what we’re leaving to our kids

Anonymous user · Answer

no report for me either.   have you checked in your Google Chrome settings how they connect to the net?   network category then modify the proxy settings   what do you have in there?  -- look at what we've done to the world, look at what we leave to our kids

Anonymous user · Answer

https://www.cjoint.com/13ma/CCdtiDOWKXh_1.jpg  https://www.cjoint.com/13ma/CCdti13znj7_2m.jpg  try it, it costs you nothing ;)  -- look at what we did to the world, look at what we leave to our kids

Anonymous user · Answer

it was a risk lol  -- look at what we've done to the world, look at what we’re leaving to our kids

Anonymous user · Answer

in the address bar of Chrome type this:  chrome://conflicts/   do you have conflicts?  -- look at what we did to the world, look at what we leave to our kids

Anonymous user · Answer

type this:  chrome://net-internals/#tests  then enter the URLs of the sites one by one to run a test and maybe figure out why you’re having a problem.  -- look at what we’ve done to the world, look at what we’re leaving to our kids

Anonymous user · Answer

That’s what I suspected.  try this:  Download RstHosts Launch it and then click on "Restore"  -- look at what we’ve done to the world, look at what we’re leaving to our kids

Anonymous user · Answer

try this:  https://www.cjoint.com/13ma/CCdv2UP0YBE_1.jpg  -- look at what we did to the world, look at what we leave to our kids

Anonymous user · Answer

What antivirus do you have?  Bitdefender?  -- look at what we’ve done to the world, look at what we’re leaving for our kids

Anonymous user · Answer

ok it's him who blocks then.   either you check the firewall settings to see if it blocks Google Chrome.   or you reset it to default settings.   or you uninstall it and reinstall it  -- look at what we did to the world, look at what we leave to our kids

Anonymous user · Answer

No worries ;)  if you still have the problem, you’ll look here:  Configuration - firewall and check if connection sharing is on, if not set it to on and try to see if it works.  -- look at what we’ve done to the world, look at what we’re leaving to our kids

Anonymous user · Answer

Cool, it's a pleasure.  See you later  -- look at what we've done to the world, look at what we're leaving to our kids

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