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In Search Type Event then Click on Event Viewer that shows up.<br>Click on Windows Logs<br>Search the Logs for Google Chrome to see if there is any indication of why it is closing.<br>&nbsp;
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In Search Type Event then Click on Event Viewer that shows up.
Click on Windows Logs
Search the Logs for Google Chrome to see if there is any indication of why it is closing.
 

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Okay, but the option of clearing cache at closing is not selected; so even if Google Chrome was having an issue and closed, it still shouldn't clear the cache.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Okay, but the option of clearing cache at closing is not selected; so even if Google Chrome was having an issue and closed, it still shouldn't clear the cache.  

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Can look at:&nbsp;<a href="https://support.google.com/chrome/#topic=9796470" rel="ugc nofollow">https://support.google.com/chrome/#topic=9796470</a><br>I did some searches related to cache and didn't find anything that had a viable answer, but is a source to search the Chrome Knowledge Base of possible causes that others have found.<br><br>
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Can look at: https://support.google.com/chrome/#topic=9796470 [https://support.google.com/chrome/#topic=9796470]
I did some searches related to cache and didn't find anything that had a viable answer, but is a source to search the Chrome Knowledge Base of possible causes that others have found.



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Your Welcome, Glad you were able to determine the cause.
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Your Welcome, Glad you were able to determine the cause.

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I have a user that reports that when she is in Google Chrome, it will automatically clear her cache at random times. &nbsp;This causes her browser to shut down. &nbsp;Since she works constantly in this browser this is very disruptive. &nbsp;I looked through her settings and did not see a setting that would cause this to happen.
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I have a user that reports that when she is in Google Chrome, it will automatically clear her cache at random times.  This causes her browser to shut down.  Since she works constantly in this browser this is very disruptive.  I looked through her settings and did not see a setting that would cause this to happen.

Google Chrome is automatically clearing cache at random times

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