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Interesting. I think, Chrome doesn't do sandboxing when you run it as administrator (because it'd be pointless security-wise), so maybe it specifically crashes
by Sylos 8y ago
Interesting. I think, Chrome doesn't do sandboxing when you run it as administrator (because it'd be pointless security-wise), so maybe it specifically crashes when trying to spawn those sandbox processes.
Or it's a simple matter of it not having file access permission to a file that it needs and running it as administrator obviously grants it access to that file.
Not that this information is likely to help you fix that issue...
- DrScump 8y agoI even tried manually deleting all the files in the user-specific directory; made no difference. There comes a point when the time investment has to be viewed as a sunk cost, and move on.