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In an effort to troubleshoot frequent (daily) crashes, I took a guess that Google Chrome is a big contributor. The troubleshooter revealed that Google Chrome is incompatible with my system. I have WINDOWS 7 (years ago updated from VISTA.) After the detection of the incompatability statement, the comment was made that the fix was 'completed, but when I rechecked, again I was informed Chrome is incompatible. Any ideas, any software wizards. By the way, my computer is a Dell laptop, Inspiron 1545. Though I don't know if the model is relevant, I'm fairly certain the Dell piece shares in the miserable performance. Thanks to anyone who tries to help.
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Google Chrome browser is compatible with Windows 7 - http://support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=95411
Is your Chrome up to date?
If it is up to date, and you are still having this apparent compatibility error report, try un-installing Chrome and reinstalling the latest version. As a precaution, backup your bookmarks/favorites etc first. Unsinstall - restart - re-install. See if that helps.
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