Windows 10: ahsnap

Does not always happen but I am getting AHSNAP warning on some of my signings in.
Any help please have tried some of the replies on google but most turn out asking for me to buy a application
Thanks all


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Welcome to the forums bob12a!

By any chance do you have any Ashampoo products on your machine?

 

no my friend

 

Still happening indianc
Bob

 

Hello, please post a screenshot of the message you are getting. If it disappears when trying to use e.g. the SNIP tool, then use full screen capture. (Prt Sc key on keyboard, then open e,g, Paint and paste it in).

Meanwhile, guessing, is this relevant?
- Microsoft Community

 

I will post a screenshot as soon as I get home and thanks for the information from Microsoft community

 

Hi, Computer Support Forums - FreePCHelp.uk does seem to be valid. Have you tried it in other browsers? I see a page when I use Firefox.
I assume 'Aw snap' is some cryptic colloquial error message from Chrome.

As to why it happens on sign-in, I'd look at your start-ups.

Try a clean boot- does it happen then? If so, it's something in your scheduled tasks.
(Clean Boot - Perform in Windows 10 to Troubleshoot Software Conflicts - Windows 10 Forums
part 1)

If it doesn't happen then, enable start-ups 1 by one or several at a time and work back to identify the cause.

 

Thanks will try out the things you mention

I also agree with you

"I assume 'Aw snap' is some cryptic colloquial error message from Chrome."

surprised chrome have not done any thing about it others get the same message if one look it up on google search
Bob

 

tried your idea unfortunately prob still happening occasionally.
But thanks anyway

 

Hi, do you get any more info if you click 'Learn More' on the Chrome page?

What happens if you set a different browser as your default when this occurs?

Again, as to discovering what's triggering that, it's a process of elimination which only you can do. For example, I think it would not happen in Safe Mode with Networking. Then there's a clean boot as I suggested. If it still happens then, is something scheduled, or malware. The latter sounds unlikely as the URL is valid. What isn't obvious is why Chrome is failing to display an apparently correct URL, which is why I suggest swapping browsers as a trial.

 

Few answers for you and thanks very much
Bob

 

Have you ever had a login for the site? Does Chrome have an auto-fill feature where it completes web forms and log-in data?

 

For information I am now starting using FF for next few days
Bob

 

Sorry still not with you name the site.
Bob