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tlcmd

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My computer is a 1 year old reconditioned HP which came with Windows 7. The computer is running a 64 bit OS and programs. Google Chrome worked properly until 3 weeks ago when after Microsoft and Google updates were automatically installed, I began having problems, especially with Outlook.com on Google Chrome only!

 

 The problems:

The Print and copy functions failed followed at that time followed 2 days ago by a fading and distortion of the monitor screen to the point where I thought my 1 1/2 year old LED monitor was failing. But once I uninstalled Google Chrome, all these problems were resolved and currently I am using IE11.0 without any problems and the computer works fine in all other ways.

 

I did re-install Google Chrome and the same problems returned. 

 

It appears per the Google Chrome 2014 installation page that this version of Google Chrome is incompatible with Windows 7 64 bit professional.

 

Google Chrome is my preferred browser, so any suggestions or recommendations would be appreciated.

 

Thanks,

tlcmd

 

 

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Welcome to the world of automagical updates.

 

Maybe you could do with some other version of Chromium derived browser (without the autoupdate), though I doubt that:

 

 

It appears per the Google Chrome 2014 installation page that this version of Google Chrome is incompatible with Windows 7 64 bit professional.

I mean, Windows 7 64 bit (not necessarily the "Professional" edition)  is probably now representing 25% or more of installed OS's, while it is very possible that either MS or Google have botched your system through an update, I doubt that currently this incompatibility exists "by design" :unsure:

 

Do you have a link to this page?

 

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