The 64-bit version of Chrome tragedy in Win10 Build 10525 Three-step fix

Yesterday, Microsoft officially pushed Windows 10 Build 10525 preview version (starting atlas) to users.

This is a happy thing, but some Chrome users have reported that the 64-bit version of Chrome is almost completely tragedy in Windows 10 Build 10525. When it opens, it will prompt "Aw , Snap! ”, and all plugins are not available.

After the actual measurement, the 32-bit version of Chrome 44 can be solved. If you want to stick with the 64-bit version of Chrome, the temporary countermeasures are as follows:

Right-click the Chrome browser desktop shortcut icon, select “properties”; find the target text box, add at the end “--no-sandbox” (as shown below), click to confirm. Note that you may need to use administrator privileges to operate.

The Chrome browser should now run on Windows 10 Build 10525, but there will be a security warning, don't worry. In addition, this temporary solution only supports Chrome 64-bit and does not support Chrome Canary 64-bit.

According to neowin, Google confirmed this problem this morning and said it is being fixed.

The above is a three-step repair of the 64-bit version of Chrome in the Win10 Build 10525 tragedy method introduction, is not very simple!