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Be cautious when using the registry editor. I will try that on a different computer without making the registry edit and report back. I have not tried upgrading Covenant Eyes. I have personally tried the Regedit option and it worked and has not reverted after two opens and closes of Chrome.A few users without the Covenant Eyes issue have reported that the registry edit worked for them as well. The reason is not clear, but most with the Covenant Eyes issue are reporting that it is working perfectly for them. Others report that it works perfectly and they can close Chrome and it will not revert. Some say it works, but reverts back after closing Chrome. The registry edit workaround has mixed reviews on this page.

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This is useful if you cannot upgrade Covenant Eyes for some reason or your issue is related to the Chrome blacklist service, but not Covenant Eyes.Ĭhange registry value HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Google\Chrome\BLBeacon\state from 1 to 0. There is a workaround that involves a simple registry edit.

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Upgrading to version 5, which requires a full uninstall of the previous version, will fix the issue. According to Covenant Eyes customer support, the problem only exists on versions 4.5.3 and earlier. The blacklist service (wrongly) blocks some dll's, most common being one that is used by an internet filtering software called Covenant Eyes.

The problem is related to Chrome and a black list service that is new and apparently not ready. Star the bug at /399968 to get notified of a fix.

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UPDATE #3: As link pointed out, this is a known (and apparently widespread) issue that is being tracked and investigated by the fine folks at Chromium.

I assume it is all part of the same underlying problem. UPDATE #2: After following the suggestion to Clear the Host Cache, the cache list began populating with several entries (all **. sites) with this note in the Address field: error: -137 (ERR_NAME_RESOLUTION_FAILED) (a problem which was discussed, though not solved, recently). UPDATE: I just realized that I can't even access my router using Chrome (typing the direct IP address), although, again, IE and FF have no problems there either. (Except the last one, which made me feel slightly better, but didn't resolve the issue).

Clear the host cache (in chrome://net-internals/#dns).Command Prompt (Run as Admin): netsh winsock reset (+ Restart).temporarily disabling my virus protector (Microsoft Security Essentials).launching Chrome with no extensions, as well as in incognito mode.resetting Chrome (deleting all Content & Cookies restoring all default browser settings).

Also, another computer on my home network has no problems with Chrome, which rules out any router issues. However, IE and Firefox have no problems. It just displays the "Google Dinosaur" with the message "Unable to connect to the Internet" (Error code: DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NO_INTERNET).

Are there any other possibly connected problems you're running into on this laptop? Can you open other browsers, like IE, Firefox, or Opera? Does anything else seem "off", at all?Īs always - We're just some handy users here, so if you're having some severe technical trouble, I'd suggest checking in with the Google Product Forums for the possibility of getting an actual Googler's attention, or at least someone slightly more qualified than I.All of a sudden a couple days ago, my Chrome browser (v.

Have you tried reinstalling Chrome from This may occasionally fix corruptions in the Chrome executable that arise from a botched update.

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Have you tried running Chrome in Windows Safe Mode with Networking? You can find out how to use safe mode on Windows 10 here - the instructions for other versions of Windows are similar.

What version of Windows is the laptop running?.

Do you know what version of Chrome you were running?.

We'll probably need significantly more information to figure out what's going on here: