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I had the same problem while running firefox, or msn messenger. Search for dwmapi.dll. It should be located at the system32 folder. Make a backup incase. Delete it and try running firefox again. It should work without the error.

1. Click on the settings icon on the top left corner of google chrome.
2. This will open settings window, then click on the Extensions link on the left to see all extensions that are installed on your chrome.
3. Find the extension that you want to remove and click on the Delete(garbage bin) icon to to permanentely remove the extension from chrome. Here you can also disable an extension instead of permanentely deleting it by unchecking the ENABLED icon next to it.

It depends on whether it is a valid alert or not. I would first run a spyware removal program and also an adware removal program if you don't have one that does both well. I would check for malware as well. If those things don't stop it, then you might want to consider the actual security of your system. If you are logging into a public wi-fi network rather than a secure connection, the warning might be trying to warn you not to complete online purchases, or enter any private information since it can be intercepted. To get rid of it if it is valid, get a secure connection that is password protected and not shared with anyone.

You can see on google.com the tabs on the upper left corner. Click the more and a drop down menu which include "Translate". Click on it and you'll be on Google Translate Page.

Go to the tools menu, then from there go to extension and click uninstall.

I am not quite sure, but you could try going on Google Chrome and then searching Google in the search bar and seeing what comes up and if you want it to stay like that click make Google my homepage underneath the search bar :D though i don't see why you would want to change back...i think it is real cool. though i have only had it for a few days. maybe it is just the novelty...:D

Try to "Work offline" or "Offline browsing"

Because of it's V8 javascript engine and it's amazing pre-rendering technologies.

You cannot delete dropbox from Chrome. However you could remove it as an attribute.

Yes, Google Chrome supports Java, although it has to be Version 6 Update 10 RC. You can download it here: http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/ea.jsp

You can press Alt + F4 to close the whole window. You can also press Control + W to close a tab.

No, that's why it's a "Chrome" Extention but usually a publisher will publish the extention for multiple platforms. Depending on what you are looking for, it is probably for safari, Firefox, or IE but maybe under a different name or something

No, you cannot remove Internet Exploder. You can install other web browsers such as Firefox, Google Chrome, Pale Moon, Safari or Opera (or all of these) and use them instead of IE.

The best you can do is to remove the IE shortcut from your desktop.

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Google is a Search Engine while Google Chrome is a Web Browser.

Web browser is used for nevigating web pages. It works on the programme of domain name system and it nevigates Internet Protocol Addresses.

Google is not a programme to nevigate I.P. Addresses.

If you mean internet browsing history, if you are using internet explorer, either use the keyboard and press CTRL and H, or use the keyboard and press ALT and C. This will bring up the favorites box where you can click the history tab to view your history.

There are both pros and cons to testing "Google Chrome Beta." The biggest advantage to a user would be that they get to try new features and report back on bugs before the official release.

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There are three main types of multimedia: sound, photographs and video.

I don't have much to say, but maybe downloading it with download manager will make the installer error. So I try to download from another source outside google, I found <a href="http://downloads-app.blogspot.com/2013/02/google-chrome-250136497-stable-offline.html">Chrome Mediafire Link</a>. Tried to download it with IDM, and it works.

Go to control panel, firewall, and add google chrome

Google Chrome could stop working because of the unresponsive websites. Other than that Chrome is a very stable browser.

You can close it forcefully, and try to reopen it. If that doesn't work, try to restart your computer. If that doesn't work, try to reinstall it.