How to Fix “Kill Page” or “Wait” Errors in Chrome

Itz_evuti · 发表于 2018-06-22 09:28:15

[div][div][img alt="How to Fix “Kill Page” or “Wait” Errors in Chrome" src="https://static.makeuseof.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Alternative-Browsers-Replace-Chrome-Featured-670x335.jpg" itemprop="image" srcset="https://static.makeuseof.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Alternative-Browsers-Replace-Chrome-Featured.jpg 1680w,https://static.makeuseof.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Alternative-Browsers-Replace-Chrome-Featured-1100x600.jpg 1100w,https://static.makeuseof.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Alternative-Browsers-Replace-Chrome-Featured-644x373.jpg 644w, https://static.makeuseof.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Alternative-Browsers-Replace-Chrome-Featured-297x141.jpg 297w"][/div][/div][div][div itemprop="articleBody"][p]Today’s browsers are pretty stable, so it’s surprising when they start having issues. If you’re frequently seeing Chrome popups saying that a page has become unresponsive and you can either[strong]Kill pages[/strong]or[strong]Wait[/strong], we can help you troubleshoot them.

[p]Whether your browser displays these errors only on particular sites or all the time, try these tips to nurse your browser back to health.

[h2]Step 1: Clear the Cache[/h2][p][img src="https://static.makeuseof.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Chrome-Clear-Cache.jpg" alt="Chrome-Clear-Cache" width="512" height="478"]

[p]Chrome uses local cached data to speed up website loading. If this becomes corrupted, Chrome might crash when it tries to read the information.

[p]Toclear your Chrome cache, press the[strong]Ctrl + Shift + Del[/strong]shortcut to open the[strong]Clear browsing data[/strong]option. On the[strong]Basic[/strong]tab, check only[strong]Cached images and files[/strong]. A time range of[strong]Last 24 hours[/strong]should work if your problems are recent, but you can choose a longer one if needed. Click[strong]Clear data[/strong], then try loading the affected website again.

[h2][br][img src="https://static.makeuseof.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Chrome-Extensions.jpg" alt="Chrome-Extensions" width="413" height="355" style="font-size: 17px;"]Step 2: Remove Bad Extensions[/h2][div id="snhb-in_content-1-0"][div id="google_ads_iframe_/1065821/sws-hb//makeuseof.com//in_content-1_0__container__"][br][/div][/div][p]Chrome extensions can add a lot of functionality to your browser, but they can also cause issues. A buggy or malicious extension can cause Chrome to malfunction.

[p]Head to[strong]Menu > More tools > Extensions[/strong]to take a look at your installed extensions. Toggle the slider off for an extension to disable it—you may need to try disabling several of them to see if any are the issue. Alsocheck for malicious extensionswhile you’re here.

[h2][img src="https://static.makeuseof.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Chrome-Default-Folder.jpg" alt="Chrome-Default-Folder" width="670" height="294" style="font-size: 17px;"]Step 3: Reset the User Data Folder[/h2][p]Chrome keeps your specific configuration information in a specific folder. Renaming this folder forces Chrome to create a new one, which might resolve your issue.

[p]To do so, first close Chrome if it’s running. Then enter[strong]%localappdata%[/strong]into the Start Menu. In this directory, browse down to[strong]Google\Chrome\User Data[/strong]and locate the[strong]Default[/strong]folder. Rename it to something like[strong]Old Default[/strong]or[strong]Default Backup[/strong], then start Chrome again and see if issues persist.

[h2]Step 4: Reset Chrome[/h2][p][img src="https://static.makeuseof.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Chrome-Reset.jpg" alt="Chrome-Reset" width="670" height="505"]

[p]If none of these tips work, it’s worth resetting Chrome. Of course, this will wipe out all your preferences, so make sure you’ve backed up your Chrome data before proceeding.

[p]Head to[strong]Menu > Settings[/strong]and scroll all the way to the bottom of the page (expanding the[strong]Advanced[/strong]settings). Choose[strong]Restore settings to their original defaults[/strong]and confirm. This won’t reset everything, but it’s a good troubleshooting step.

[p]Should this still fail to fix the issue, try reinstalling a fresh copy of Chrome and/or checkour Chrome troubleshooting tipsfor further issues[br]

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