Hi, ok I delete frst.exe and generated logs from A_Laptop. It is a miracle that all is ok here after 5 years. Great. B-Desktop: I am able to boot for a month with Comodo installed without problems. To be sure I would have to unistall CIS for *at least* one month (better two) to see if the hang happens even without CIS. Perhaps we could leave this misterious issue unresolved, after all - if this...
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- DesktopB: Can you fully uninstall Comodo and reboot a few times?
- LaptopA: yes, you can snapshot this system.
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Ok. Just follow these instructions and you should succeed: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/1181420?hl=en
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Hello dear fr33tux,
taa taratàtta taaaaaa (I-II-III C trumpets)
pim popopìm pom p'rrrrrrrr (kettledrums in G-C)
You will understand the reason for this Fanfare by looking at the following report (after the....11th pass!) for B_Desktop: https://s15.postimg.org/5w9f0e3tl/untitled3.jpg?dl=1
No words, music only! :D
[ If there were a portable (!) USB version for Windows I could do a further t...
No, you need to manually disable it from your Google account, following the link above.
Will synchronization be stopped when the chrome browser is not open?
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Great, thanks!
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If you confirm that uninstalling/reinstall Chrome stable doesn't fix the issue, it's likely that the Chrome synchronization must be stopped in order to fully clean the browser. Unfortunately, there's no automatic step that can be done for that..
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The test is running (now 4 pass....) I hope to find the log after pass 8th, anyway I will take photos....[In the meantime a full - 4 hours long - scandisk said me that the HDD is ok with zero damaged clusters].
I used chrome canary for a while and the problem seemed to stop. I am now trying the regular chrome again, and the problem is really back. I have tried to follow google's instructions above but find them opaque and hard to understand. All, I know is that the problem is back. Maybe I should try canary again?
