Chrome Hung in memory; prevents access to Google services

gjacobse

Having a minor issue for a client - They tried to get to their contacts but it just sat there loading until it came back "he's dead jim"

Killing all CHROME process and restarting worked.
This was an issue last week and I uninstalled, CCleanered the box, then reinstalled.

Suggestions?

scottalanmiller

have you rebooted?

MattSpeller

Chrome casts RAM HUG OF DEATH - critically striking productivity and incapacitating a user. Skip your next meal break.

gjacobse

@scottalanmiller said:

have you rebooted?

yes.

dafyre

@scottalanmiller You gotta do it right. "Thank you for contacting Technical Support. Have you tried turning it off and back on again?"

gjacobse

Have one even better ;

"Hello, My name is Peggy,..."
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gjacobse

Found this on Googles Support site:

Force browser processes to close

Chrome uses a "multiple processes architecture", which means its processes are designed to work independent of one another. So issues in one tab shouldn’t affect the performance of other tabs or the overall responsiveness of the browser.

What happens when one process keeps the others from working or closing Chrome completely?