Chrome keeps killing my laptop! (SOLVED)

[Levitating Rat]

Every time I launch Chrome or Microsoft Edge (Mostly Chrome), my laptop slows down so much it takes up to 10 minutes for a webpage to load or completely freezes my computer and I have to do a hard reset to get it running again. All of my other applications on my computer run just fine. Steam and Origin games run like they always have and my windows apps and games run just fine. It only happens when I use one my web browsers and I can't figure out why.

[Levitating Rat]

-V- eredeti hozzászólása:

Bomba Soru eredeti hozzászólása:

Yeah, plan on doing so soon. My laptop was bought in 2013. I suppose it's Time to get a new one.

"Well there's yer problem!"
I swear that Microshyte puts an untraceable virus on all their laptops that triggers after a couple years and turns laptops into scrap.

Wouldn't surprise me. It all happened in just a couple of days and now chrome just doesn't work at all. Edge and Firefox work just fine. It's just chrome that's acting up.

[InevitableToast]

Bomba Soru eredeti hozzászólása:

-V- eredeti hozzászólása:

"Well there's yer problem!"
I swear that Microshyte puts an untraceable virus on all their laptops that triggers after a couple years and turns laptops into scrap.

Wouldn't surprise me. It all happened in just a couple of days and now chrome just doesn't work at all. Edge and Firefox work just fine. It's just chrome that's acting up.

you forgot to mention internet explorer.

[:Radithol]

Bomba Soru eredeti hozzászólása:

-V- eredeti hozzászólása:

"Well there's yer problem!"
I swear that Microshyte puts an untraceable virus on all their laptops that triggers after a couple years and turns laptops into scrap.

Wouldn't surprise me. It all happened in just a couple of days and now chrome just doesn't work at all. Edge and Firefox work just fine. It's just chrome that's acting up.

I have had constant problems with Chrome recently. If it's not locking up, it's slow AF.

[Alpha]

AdBlock seems to use a bit of memory. Right click the top of Chrome and click Task manager. You can see what's using the most memory.