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How can I reset the open file window in Google Chrome back to it's default size?
My wife resized it when uploading photo's to a website and I would like to reset it
I have deleted the BagMRU & Bags registry keys, but they do not appear to affect Chrome
I have also deleted my user profile and started Chrome from scratch but that does not make any difference either
Thank you
Page opens and always stuck at Processing request... with no response.
This could be still relevant with recent Chrome versions and Processing request... can be related to variety of things. Here are some suggestions:
Disable all extensions or test in Incognito mode.
E.g. check by going to chrome://extensions/.
Try clearing caches by going to chrome://settings/clearBrowserData.
Try reinstalling browser. Also try installing Google Chrome Canary if same is happening.
Check your DNS servers, as it could be related to DNS lookup timeout. For example add Google Public DNS such as: 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4.
Disable any proxies or connected VPN.
Try enabling or disabling IPv6 in your network adapter settings, also in your router settings.
See this comment which suggest to enable IPv6:
I ended up solving this issue by configuring ipv6 on my network (I had ipv6 disabled on my dhcp server). It seems that a lot of extensions attempt to contact ipv6 addresses on startup. Once those addresses were able to resolve using a working ipv6 connection, all my startup delay issues went away.
And this one which suggest to disable IPv6:
It seems just unchecking IPV6 on all of the network adapter properties solves the issue. I'll wait a couple days to see if the work around sticks but this has been a thorn in my side for some time now.
On Windows, try the following commands which may help:
ipconfig /flushdns
nbtstat -R
netsh winsock reset
netsh int ipv4 reset
netsh int ipv6 reset
Check this comment:
netsh winsock resetwill fix it for a short amount of time. This only seems to affect our Windows 7 computers and not our Windows 8 computers.
Temporary disable or uninstall anti-virus, firewalls and similar.
--enable-logging or --v=1 parameter.chrome://histograms to display stats accumulated from browser startup to previous page load (you may search for Delay or Throttle keywords).Use chrome://tracing to record and debug any processing issues, then analyse the data, especially by checking the most consuming component which web browser was stuck at.
Here is the example:
Related Google Chrome issues:
If none of above helps, please the bug report with details of the issue, ideally with attached trace_record.json.gz file generated at chrome://tracing while reproducing the problem.
Possibly not helpful to many other people, unless you have an HP PC.
The problem was with some bundled software on the PC. Specifically HP Simple Pass (which was never used and neither I nor my colleague were aware of it even being on that PC).
Uninstalling it resolved the problem immediately.
Best Answer
No, Chrome isn’t a normal window, so ShellBags has no effect on it. Instead, Chrome handles its own window-positioning (well, normally, when it works; sometimes it gets stuck or reset/forgets).
First, close all Chrome windows (and make sure that there are no
CHROME.EXEinstances running in Task Manager). Open your Chrome profile (theUser Datafolder) and look for theLocal Statefile. Open it in a text-editor and look for thewindow_placementsection inside thebrowsersection and delete that—this is a structured file, so make sure to get the quotes and braces correctly. (There are otherwindow_placementsections for other things like the Options dialog, Task Manager, etc.) Finally, save and open Chrome; it should open at a “default” location, but should remember where you set it when you subsequently close it.