( I have slightly altered the solution for easier understanding. The simplest fix (that worked for me) came from the Microsoft Forum. Therefore, you may erase your browser's browsing history, cache, and cookies if Google Chrome repeatedly fails to react on Windows 10.
Google Chrome may have issues such as sluggish performance or non-responsiveness if it has too much browsing data stored in it.
There are a lot of suggestions for solutions around (just google chrome CryptSvc fix) Method 1: Clear Google's cookies, cache, and browsing history. Users also note that there’s no issue with Windows 10 and Chrome. and working on an update to fix the issue. Microsoft on Thursday said it is working on a fix for a bug that is crashing and freezing Google Chrome browser after Windows 10 April 2018 update that was. Try the following steps to see if you are affected by this problem:Ĭan you browse sites with Google Chrome now? If so, you are affected and this is only a temporary fix. The latest update for Windows 11 has totally broken Google’s Chrome browser. !topic/chrome/s5S1uPI0kMc Are you affected? Step 3: Tap Change settings, make sure all the boxes of Google Chrome are ticked and then click OK. Step 2: Select the option of Allow an app or feature through Windows Defender Firewall on the left panel. The 1803 update can cause a core Windows identity service (CryptSvc) to loop endlessly and stall connections. Step 1: Press the key of Windows and R at the same time, enter control firewall.cpl in the blank and click OK to run it. It is an (unknown) artifact of how Windows is installed or updated. The problem started with the April 2018 Win10 1803 Feature Update and can also happen with fresh Windows installs that use 1803. The problem has been discussed on Google Chrome's help forum:
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