So when Google Chrome keeps not responding in Windows 10, you can clear the browsing history, cache and cookies for your browser. If there is overburdened browsing data in your Google Chrome, this may lead to some problems with your browser such as running slowly or stopping responding. Right-click SuppressExtendedProtection, click Modify, and enter 1 (REG_DWORD).Solution 1: Clear Browsing History, Cache and Cookies from Google Type SuppressExtendedProtection, and then press ENTER.ģ. To add the value, right-click Lsa, point to New, and then click DWORD (32-bit) Value. If the value does not exist, you must add it. In the Lsa subkey, locate the SuppressExtendedProtection value. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\LsaĢ.
On the computer where the web browser is experiencing the issue, start Registry Editor (regedit), and locate the following subkey.
For more information about this security feature, see Microsoft Security Advisory (973811).ġ.
This issue occurs because of the Windows operating system feature Extended Protection for Authentication. Users are repeatedly prompted to sign in even though they have successfully signed in previously when they use the Firefox or Chrome web browser. I found this at Microsoft support, and seems to have fixed my issue with getting logged out of Chrome and Outlook email every time I turn on my laptop.įix for Firefox or Chrome users are repeatedly prompted for credentials in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 I have no intention of spamming, only bringing the most pertinent and obvious relations to the public light. I’ve never seen my comments disspear before on Ghacks, apologies if its just a moderating process. This was brought to peoples attention when bitdefender began blocking the connections as “maliciousâ€, spawning deep consern from users, reported by dozens of people on reddit. I have not seen any official documentation about this new feature available to the public.īITS (Background Intelligent Services) began connecting to google and downloading component updates for Google Chrome browsers in recent weeks, including for third party versions based on chromium such as Vivaldi, it started doing this silently in the background after a recent Windows Update, including on 1909. I am not 100% certain this change to BITS is related but its highly compelling and something to look into further, just look at your BITS logs in event viewer to find it. Microsoft has been silently integrating Google Updates, or some aspect of it directly into BITS, here it is in action
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