Quick Tip: If your page says " Google Chrome may not be able to keep itself updated" or "Update Failed," your admin may have disabled updates. Once done, simply click "Relaunch." Check and see if this has fixed the problem. When you open this screen, it will begin checking for updates to Chrome and automatically begin to download and install the updates. Go to chrome://settings/help to check if Chrome is up-to-date.
If you have left your browser open for a while, you might need to update. Usually, Chrome updates itself when you close and reopen your browser. (If using in Gmail, refresh your Gmail page.) Then log back in with your credentials and check if this has fixed the issue.
Right click on the BombBomb icon in your Chrome url bar and select "Options."Ĭlick "Logout" in the upper right of your screen. Fix 5: Reset the Browser SettingsĪlthough this is a simple fix, this has helped many users to fix the issue.Sometimes, issues can be fixed by simply logging out of the Chrome extension and back in. Repeat this step and identify the problematic extension and remove it from Chrome. Step 4: Check the list of extensions and add-ons in the chrome and disable one extension at a time and check if the issue exists. In case you notice that the link is not opening in a new window now, this means that some add-on or extension had caused the issue. Step 3: Now, click on a link and check if the link is opening in a new window. Step 2: To open the Google Chrome browser without any extensions and addons type the following commandįor 32-bit machine, "C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" -disable-extensions -disable-pluginsįor 64-bit machine, "C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" -disable-extensions -disable-plugins Fix 4: Check if the Extensions or Add-ons are causing the issue Once the scan finishes, it notifies about any viruses and malware in the system.
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