In this article, I will help you solve the problem with Google Chrome not loading any websites.
There are many reasons why Google Chrome won’t load any websites, this might be a conflict with software, such as Firewall software or Antivirus software, but also corrupt Google Chrome settings.
You should only apply these instructions when other web browsers do load websites, you can try by starting Internet Explorer or Edge and see if one of these browsers load webpages. If other browsers load websites successfully the problem might be in Google Chrome and these instructions will solve the problem.
How to Fix Google Chrome is Not loading any websites
The first step is to stop the CryptSvc – Cryptographic services in Windows Task Manager. Open the Task Manager by right-clicking the start button and open Task Manager from the menu.
In Task Manager open tab: Services, search for the Cryptographic services (CryptSvc) right-click and Stop the service.
Next, go back to the start button, right-click on it and enter: regedit in the Run box.
In the registry editor, navigate to the following: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\SystemCertificates
right-click the Root folder and click delete, you might see an error “error while deleting key”, you can ignore the error.
Once you deleted the root folder, restart your computer.
When you restart the computer the Cryptographic Services is automatically restarted, remember? The services we stopped at the beginning of this instruction.
After the computer restart see if the Google Chrome web browser now loads websites successfully.
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Hi Max,
My Windows 10 would NOT let me delete the Root but I had done everything else, so I just restarted my PC from that point in your process and Chrome, with all my regular opening tabs, came back just fine! So thank you for your assistance! Glo
Hi, Max, my pc browser resume to work again, thank you so much!
Awesome! Glad I could help 🙂 Cheers!
Hey Max, thank you for the article. I tried deleting the root and got the error message, but chrome still isn’t loading after rebooting. So far I’ve tried clearing cookies, reinstalling chrome, and running chrome in compatibility mode. Chrome still works normally on other devices on our wifi network. Also when I open a new chrome window it says “Resolving host…” in the lower left corner. Do you have any other suggestions on what to try at this point?
Hello,
more tips here: https://www.fixyourbrowser.com/browser/google-chrome/failed-network-error-google-chrome/
especially, “Check your PC for malware”, “Try another web browser”, and “Repair Failed Network Error Chrome – advanced connection error
“. I hope it helps!