To the first poster it sounds like not all instances of chrome are fully exited. This usually occurs if you are running chrome sync or chrome print. Do you have either of these features running in chrome?
D bone your issue may or may not be the same, however your "advice" here does not help the original poster, nor any member in attempting to debug the issue.
It wasn't advice, but rather an observation that newer isn't always better. There was nothing wrong with the performance of the prior build, and in the quest to find a few more kb's of junk in Chrome, there now seems to be a step backwards. That might help the designers thought process for the next build.
before taking a drastic and unhelpful step let's wait till we get an answer to my preliminary question
To the first poster it sounds like not all instances of chrome are fully exited. This (crash you're having) usually occurs (because of this) if you are running chrome sync or chrome print. Do you have either of these features running in chrome?
D bone, you have your own thread, which a reply has been made. Please run the latest ccleaner analysis, exclude the file mention there and try to clean. Your issue is different and you are possibly causing confusion if the original poster returns
I want to be clear, that not only did I have the issue that I made my thread about, but I also experienced the same issue as the OP of this thread too, I just didn't make a thread about it because I reverted to the prior build, which fixed all of my issues. I don't want to come off as confrontational, and hope I'm not seen that way, but I just wanted to make sure you knew that I too experienced the problem in this thread.
I will monitor this thread, as well as the one I started in hopes of a fix. Thanks for your time.