Why is my Google Chrome showing a black screen?

A black screen in Chrome is usually a sign of an unusual graphics display error. For some reason, your Chrome browser interface isn’t rendering on your screen properly. Consequently, some or all browser windows will turn black, making it impossible to view web pages or control your browser window in any way.

How do I fix my Google Chrome blank page?

1. Close all open Google Chrome Instances: To do that: press “Ctrl+Alt+Delete” to start Windows “Task Manager” and at the “Processes Tab”, terminate (End Process) all Chrome running instances (e.g.“chrome.exe” or “Chrome.exe *32”)

Why is my Google Chrome not opening?

It’s possible that either your antivirus software or unwanted malware is preventing Chrome from opening. To fix, check if Chrome was blocked by antivirus or other software on your computer. If the above solutions didn’t work, we suggest you uninstall and reinstall Chrome.

What does blocked blank mean?

about:blank#blocked. The reason is simple: the browser needs to display a page, but the original target is blocked for security reasons, so about:blank is displayed instead. The element “blocked” is added to describe what’s happened.

How do I open Chrome on my laptop?

Accessing Chrome Whenever you want to open Chrome, just double-click the icon. You can also access it from the Start menu or pin it to the taskbar. If you are using a Mac, you can open Chrome from Launchpad. You can also drag Chrome to the Dock for fast access.

How do I fix a blocked blank?

Please click on the Pop-up icon on the right end on the omnibox and click on Allow. There is no pop-up icon on the right end of the omnibox or anywhere for that matter. just the words about:blank#blocked.

Why does my computer say about:blank?

The about:blank page can also appear after you’ve removed malware from your system. If, in the process of removal, something broke, the browser will display about:blank because it can’t complete the action you asked it to perform.

What causes sudden black screen?

Bad PSU: The Power Supply Unit is known to be the most common culprit of making your monitor go black. Video cable: The video cable whether is an HDMI or VGA connecting the monitor to your PC might be broken or damaged. This will usually cause a black screen when it is touched or randomly as well.