Windows 11 systems are automatically breaking and blocking Google Chrome as it is triggering a Microsoft safety feature.

Windows users are reporting that they are unable to open Chrome. The issue is linked to a bug with Microsoft's Family Safety feature.

Google has issued its latest Chrome update warning for 2 billion Microsoft Windows, with three high-severity vulnerabilities fixed. As ever, users are urged to update their browsers right away.

Users have noticed a pop-up on trying to install Chrome that “This app can’t run on your PC,” as pictured below. The notice in Windows 11 reads: This app can’t run on your PC.

Windows Latest reports that Google Chrome has already begun preparing for this by quietly checking whether a Windows 10 PC meets the requirements for Windows 11. This is not intended to block ...

Google seems to be serving a Chrome installer for the wrong architecture.

Between 50 and 100 million Windows users have switched browsers in recent weeks, just as Microsoft reveals its new warning to ...

Windows users may know about the Task Manager that allows you to see CPU and memory usage of each task, but Chrome has one of its own as well.