Uninstalling Google Chrome

If you are a person who uses Google Chrome for web browsing, you might be well aware of the various issues that are associated with the web browser. Although Google Chrome offers a very fast web browsing experience, there are a number of occasions wherein you run into trouble while working with it. There are a number of websites that are not configured to work with Google Chrome, which may lead to a situation where your computer doesn’t function how it should be, or in some cases, crashes when you’re least expecting it to.

All such annoying situations might make you think of uninstalling the browser right away, and switching to a new browser. You have the option to uninstall Google Chrome for removing the web browser application, website history, cookies and personal preferences from your computer system. If that is the case, then you are at right place. Here in this post, I have listed out some simple instructions that will guide you through the un-installation process. However, please note that before you resort to uninstalling the entire program, you should give a try to troubleshooting Google Chrome by restarting it or reinstalling add-ons and plug-ins. If troubleshooting Google Chrome is not helping, then you can consider uninstalling the browser.

Uninstalling Google Browser

·         Start out the process by clicking on the Windows “Start” button located in the left bottom corner of your computer screen. You can also go to the Start menu by pressing the button with the Windows logo on your computer keyboard.

·         Now, in the Start menu, you need to click on the tab that is labelled “All Programs” located at the bottom left side. This will open up a dialogue box that displays a list of all programs installed on the computer.

·         Next up, you need to click on the option that reads “Google Chrome” from the list of programs. After that, you need to click on the option that is labelled by “Uninstall Google chrome.”

·         Once you do that, you need to click on the “Also delete browser data” in case you want to remove your profile, preferences, and browser history.

·         Following this you need to press the “OK” button to initiate the un-installation process. A dialog box may ask you to select another default web browser program.

So, that was some information about uninstalling Google Chrome web browser. If you encounter any issues, please feel free to get in touch with our support team.