Remove conflicting extensions: If you already have Google Chrome installed, check for any installed extensions that might be causing conflicts. This may help resolve any conflicts that are preventing Chrome from installing.Ĥ. Clear temporary files: Use the built-in Disk Cleanup tool or a third-party cleaning utility to clear out temporary files and folders on your computer. Temporarily disable or uninstall these programs and try installing Chrome again.ģ. Check for conflicting software: Some antivirus or firewall programs may interfere with the installation process. These requirements can be found on Google’s official website.Ģ. Check system requirements: Ensure that your computer meets the minimum system requirements to install Google Chrome. Here are some possible steps to troubleshoot the issue:ġ.
There could be several reasons why Google Chrome won’t install on Windows 10.
