This article critically examines reasons behind Google Chrome crashes on Windows operating system.

1. Google Chrome Crashes
Repeatedly
The Internet is flooded with questions why does Chrome crashes repeatedly. This article will critically
examine the causes.
Ensure Browser’s Sandbox is Not Activated
Sandbox is a built-in feature which is activated as default. When this feature is not properly working,
you start encountering frequent crashes.
1. On Desktop you’ll find Google Chrome shortcut icon. Please right-click that and select Properties
after context-menu options are expanded.
2. Click Shortcut -> Target.
3. Verify the existing path. Is there any command about sandbox at the end? If not, add the following
command in it without replacing original value:
“--no-sandbox”
4. Click Apply | OK.
Download Repair Tool
The Quick-Fix will automatically fix-up your issue.
1. Download and install ZombieSoftFix from Google.
2. Run the program. Scan for problems with Chrome ActiveX/ DLL files, their registrations, etc.
Verify Plug-Ins Compatibility
There may be some plug-ins within your browser that are not functioning properly. Such incompatible
plug-ins are responsible for repeated Chrome crashes.
1. Type “about:plugins” in the Address Bar of your web browser, press ENTER to open it.
2. Disable all plug-ins displayed.
Download Latest Version from Internet
Make sure you use the latest browser version which usually comes with new bug fixes and performance
improvements. Here’s how to check for newest version and download it:
1. Open Start Screen. Type “Check for Updates” in Search box.
2. Click Settings.
3. Open that.

2. Delete the File Named Btwvdpcapfilter.dll
Check for a file called Btwvdpcapfilter.dll which is located in the System32 folder of your hard disk.
Delete the file if it already exists.
1. Make sure every open program is closed.
2. Open Computer, locate below directory:
C:WindowsSystem32
3. Remove “Btwvdpfilter.dll”