Hi folks--
About 6 months ago, Chrome stopped working for me on my laptop. Well, I really should say it stopped working smoothly. It seemed to start after an update one day, and I've continued to have the same problem since. I have even gotten a new laptop, installed Chrome, and have the same issue. It seems to lag every couple of minutes, no matter what I'm doing. I can be watching a video, typing text (in a forum post, for example), or even just scrolling through pages, and it lags for half a second to a second. When I'm watching a video, though, even when the video lags, the audio continues without any issues. I've disabled advanced processing, the network prediction service, and so on and have had no success in fixing the problem. I also have Chrome on my desktop but haven't seen this happen on it. Both machines (my desktop and laptop) have 8GB of RAM (Well, my Desktop has 16, but it only sees 8--something I still need to figure out), so I don't expect that to be the cause of the issue. I have the latest graphics card drivers and software installed, and I'm just about out of ideas. I was wondering if anyone else was having the same problem with Chrome as I am, and if anyone knows how it might be fixed? I appreciate any suggestions you can offer.
Regards,
Matt
About 6 months ago, Chrome stopped working for me on my laptop. Well, I really should say it stopped working smoothly. It seemed to start after an update one day, and I've continued to have the same problem since. I have even gotten a new laptop, installed Chrome, and have the same issue. It seems to lag every couple of minutes, no matter what I'm doing. I can be watching a video, typing text (in a forum post, for example), or even just scrolling through pages, and it lags for half a second to a second. When I'm watching a video, though, even when the video lags, the audio continues without any issues. I've disabled advanced processing, the network prediction service, and so on and have had no success in fixing the problem. I also have Chrome on my desktop but haven't seen this happen on it. Both machines (my desktop and laptop) have 8GB of RAM (Well, my Desktop has 16, but it only sees 8--something I still need to figure out), so I don't expect that to be the cause of the issue. I have the latest graphics card drivers and software installed, and I'm just about out of ideas. I was wondering if anyone else was having the same problem with Chrome as I am, and if anyone knows how it might be fixed? I appreciate any suggestions you can offer.
Regards,
Matt