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If you have already heard this, stop me: It’s hard to use Chrome on Microsoft Windows. Guilty? This time is that Windows Family Safety feature. Parental control size since the beginning of this month has prevented users from opening chromium. It seems that weird, another application or browser is affected.
Redditorders first declare Issue on June 3 (with Eve). U / Witty-discount-2906, Chrome crashed in Windows 11. “They just burn it at a time, not open without any error message.” Another user lived with a proper guess. “It may be related to parental control,” “U / DUK242.” I came to nine disciples in the last hour, saying that a pleasant will not open. “
Google spokesman pointed to a statement at Engadget community forum. “Our team examined these reports and determined the reason for this behavior,” Community Manager Ellen T. write. “For some users, Microsoft cannot work chrome when the family security is active.”
Interestingly, Microsoft did not make a mistake after 17 days. (Go figure!)
Windows family security is a feature of an additional parental control for families and schools. Allows children to manage screen time, filter web views and watch their activities.
There are several jobs while waiting for the company to take action. One is to turn off the filter “Filterless Websites” filter in family security. However, the security feature that allows children to work wildly in the web world. (Weeee !!) is a simple adjustment to go to your Chrome folder and rename Chrome.exe to something like chrome1.exe.
Send to Microsoft for a comment in Engadget. We did not hear back, but we will update this story if we do it.
If you have ever installed Chrome on Windows, this error trigger Deja Vu. Microsoft has a long history of desperate recommendations to continue the standard products. Incoming obnoxious wishespop-up Ads for Bing and begging users to stick with edge. At least European users will get some flexibility. Microsoft is reduce cheap tactics There to follow the EU rules.
