Windows 10: Blue spinning circle, can't access Google Chrome

My computer did an update. I can't get onto any websites. I'm using Google Chrome. I've tried clearing browsing history, cache, etc, and still, blue spinning circle. Can't access anything on Google Chrome, help!

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Blue Spinning Circle when using Chrome

Hi Marcel,

The blue spinning circle when using Chrome can be caused by any changes made in the configuration settings of the browser or a system conflict. Let us isolate your concern by performing the troubleshooting steps below:

Method 1: Delete the cache and cookies.

Clearing the web history will help us determine what's causing the issue. Follow the steps below:

• Open the Chrome browser.
• On the browser toolbar, tap More.
• Select History, then tap Clear browsing data.
• Under "Clear browsing data," select the checkboxes for the Cookies and Cached images and files.
• Select the amount of data that you'll delete by using the menu at the top of the page.
• Tap Clear browsing data.

Method 2: Try the Incognito mode. This a privacy feature in some web browsers to disable browsing history and the web cache. To do this, press
Ctrl + SHift + N.

Method 3:
Reset your browser settings.

Let us know your concern has been resolved.

 

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Blue Spinning Circle when using Chrome

Thanks for the reply. I tried the things you said, but I am still getting the blue spinning circle in Chrome . I feel like it is happening more than it should, because it happens even if I just open a new tab. I almost never get it when using Edge. Strange...