Back in Time
Well-Known Member
This is a screenshot of what I get when I click on a topic....Not sure what I did to eff it up
Format Problem
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Back in Time
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Apparently the problem is with my Google Chrome...(Google just "UPDATED" a bunch of stuff). I can go to Explorer and all is well...Now to delete the last update to Chrome if possible.
BlueDream
Aspiring Mopar enthusiast
Try restarting your computer.
BlueDream
Aspiring Mopar enthusiast
Did that fix it?
Back in Time
Well-Known Member
Did that long ago...I shut my computer down every night, For some reason Windows 10 won't let me reset my default Browser to Chrome...Computer illiterate here...I just poke around until I fix it then don't even know what I did to do so
BlueDream
Aspiring Mopar enthusiast
I've never had the website have a formatting issue like that before on Chrome. If you don't feel like tracking down the issue, and you're signed in with a Google account, then you can delete and reinstall Chrome and it will keep things the same. All your favorites, history, etc. will still be there with a clean install. You'll just need to reinstall your extensions.
Microsoft wants everybody to use Edge instead of Chrome because Windows 10 collects a bunch of data on everything you do and sends it back to Microsoft. Then they can sell said data to advertisers and such. This is why they won't let you delete Edge or any other of their pre-installed bloatware. I'd recommend going into your security settings and disabling any check box that allows Microsoft to snoop on you (unless you just don't mind the snooping).
I manually deleted all their useless applications (even those that had the uninstall button grayed out) , got rid of Edge, and installed third-party software to block all telemetry to/from Microsoft. If I can build the PC, I should be allowed to choose what goes on it. What Microsoft is doing to their customers nowadays really bothers me.
Microsoft wants everybody to use Edge instead of Chrome because Windows 10 collects a bunch of data on everything you do and sends it back to Microsoft. Then they can sell said data to advertisers and such. This is why they won't let you delete Edge or any other of their pre-installed bloatware. I'd recommend going into your security settings and disabling any check box that allows Microsoft to snoop on you (unless you just don't mind the snooping).
I manually deleted all their useless applications (even those that had the uninstall button grayed out) , got rid of Edge, and installed third-party software to block all telemetry to/from Microsoft. If I can build the PC, I should be allowed to choose what goes on it. What Microsoft is doing to their customers nowadays really bothers me.
Dartswinger70
Well-Known Member
I just uninstalled chrome from my desktop at home. Worked fine for a long time then started acting up. back to IE, it seems to work fine.
Back in Time
Well-Known Member
Re-installing Chrome fixed my problem. I keep forgetting I have to do that with it once in a while...still prefer it over Edge...Actually seems to have sped up some also.
BlueDream
Aspiring Mopar enthusiast
Glad it's fixed. Computers are weird like that sometimes.
BigBlockMopar
BigBlockMember
Well, just tell 'm you're using a Mac with Firefox and Adxxxxxxx instead then...? 
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