Fix the Google Chrome Kill Pages or Wait not Responding Error Message

These days, some of the Google Chrome users are continuously experiencing a scrupulous Google Chrome errors or problem in which browser shows a Kill Page or wait error. Basically, it occurs when the user loads a web page, so browser shows an unresponsive error instead of loading the page. However, this could be an enormous problem, as the Google Chrome web browser is one of the most popular and widely used browsers.

Though some of the users might not have the patience to deal with this issue, so they might go off or used an alternative browser for a while. We provide some simple and complete steps, especially for those who are not interested in switching to the likes of the Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Edge. The steps are mentioning below-

If the Google Chrome browser heaves up a message that the following pages have become unresponsive, with the two options such as Kill pages or Wait, here are some best suggestions which will help you in fixing or solving the problem.

Clear the Chrome’s Cache

The very first step for fixing this issue is to carefully clear the cache in the Google Chrome web browser. For this, the steps are discussing below:

1. Click on the three dot icon.
2. Click on the Menu option.
3. Then click on the History
4. Now, click on the Clear browsing data and the only select the History and Cached images and files,
5. Click on the Clear Data option at the bottom of the screen.

Problems with Extensions

Sometimes, problems with a Web browser are all due to the faulty extension. To know the exact cause, you need to check out all your woes and disable them all, then again re-enable them one-by-one. For doing this you need to follow the given steps:

1. Click on the menu icon option, which is three dots at the top-right of the screen. Then, click on the More tools option
2. Then, click to go on the Extensions.
3. Now, a list of all the extensions installed appears on your screen.
4. Then, you need to Disable all of them and restart Google Chrome.
5. Finally, re-enable them one-by-one and make sure about loading a web page each time only to find out which of the Extension is acting up. Alternatively, you might also need to remove the Extensions, that is no longer in use.

Disable all Cookies

For solving this issue you need to disable all your cookies, here’s the steps are given below.

1. Click to open a new tab in Google Chrome
2. Type the word chrome://settings/content into the address bar.
3. Then, Click to go on the cookies section,
4. Now, click on it and choose Block site data and third-party cookies option.

Rename default User Data folder

1. Click on the Windows Key + R, to launch Run dialog box,
2. Type the same word on the address bar  %localappdata%,
3. Finally, click on the Enter option.
4. After that, click to go on the Google\Chrome\User Data\ folder, and rename the folder from Default to Default Backup.

Only if you want, you can also delete the folder; it seriously makes no any difference in the grand scheme of things. Finally, restart Google Chrome and try loading a webpage again.

Reset Google Chrome

If the above-given steps are failed, then the best option is to reset the Google Chrome to its default factory settings. Usually doing this fix all your problems, if you have not enabled the Google Chrome to store the data in the cloud, then you will lose your all data.

To reset Chrome, follow the given steps

1. Click on the three-dot menu icon.
2. Then, click on the select Settings option.
3. Now, navigate to Show all advanced settings.
4. Roll your mouse to the bottom of the screen.
5. Finally, click on the Reset button, to restore Chrome to its original settings.

Reinstall Chrome

If all the steps mentioned above are not working, then the last steps are to remove and reinstall the Google Chrome. For doing this you need to follow the steps, then the steps are mentioning below:

1. Click to open the Settings app option
2. Then, click to go on System option
3. Now, click on the Apps & features option.
4. Find the Google Chrome and uninstall it from your computer system.
5. Then finally, visit the official Google Chrome website and download it again, then install the web browser all over again.

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