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Weird situation. Starting yesterday, when I try to open Chrome, it doesn't display. When I go to the task manager, there can be multiple instances...like the original and then new tabs. Nothing displays on the screen. Didn't help to reboot. Using Windows 7 Pro. Latest updates. Did do a windows update (one item) yesterday before the problem.<br />
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So it looks like it's opened and going to the right place, except I can't see it or work with it at all...can't even get into the menu.<br />
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Any ideas?<br />
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Larry
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Weird situation. Starting yesterday, when I try to open Chrome, it doesn't display. When I go to the task manager, there can be multiple instances...like the original and then new tabs. Nothing displays on the screen. Didn't help to reboot. Using Windows 7 Pro. Latest updates. Did do a windows update (one item) yesterday before the problem.

So it looks like it's opened and going to the right place, except I can't see it or work with it at all...can't even get into the menu.

Any ideas?

Larry

Chrome disappears

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