Windows 10: Microphone humming stops when launching Google Chrome Beta Version 108.0.5359.22 64-bit

I have an Arozzi Sfera microphone plugged in my pc with a USB cable. 2 days ago, I unplugged my mic and used it on a different pc. Then, when I plugged it back in, I was told there was a quite loud humming noise in my mic. And it was. I tried to reinstall drivers and all, even adjusted it etc without any luck. Today, I found out that if I opened Google Chrome Beta, the humming noise from my microphone disappeared on games and on the voice recording app. All of this happened after I used it on a different computer. What can I do to stop the humming noise without having chrome running in the bac

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google chrome 64 bit browser

Earlier to upgrading to windows 10 pro 64 bit, I had chrome 64 bit browser in windows 7 ultimate OS. But the browser shows 32 bit. Please suggest how do I upgrade my browser to 64 bit. Incidentally I had made chrome browser as my default browser.

 

google chrome 64 bit browser

You can download the 64 bit version from the following link:

Download Chrome 64-bit MSI Package

Remove the 32 bit version before running setup for the 64 bit version.

 

Google Chrome does not respond

This is a problem with Chrome Version 65.0.3325.162 (Official Build) (64-bit) running under Windows 10 64 bit.

When I start Chrome, nothing happens. From time to time, a "page unresponsive" dialogue box appears.

Chrome's task manager shows a CPU load of around 27%, but nothing happens for several minutes.

The following has been done with no impact: clearing browsing data, running the Chrome cleanup tool and clearing all browser extensions. Again, all this has been done and nothing has helped.

Hardware acceleration also has been turned off.

Updating Chrome has not helped.

The troubleshooting steps are the ones typically suggested by Google support. None had any impact.

A posting in Google's forum led to in uninstall suggestion that did not work.

Trying 32-bit Chrome did not work.


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