Class not registered Chrome.exe in Windows 11/10

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If you click on your Google Chrome browser'southward shortcut and find that Chrome browser will not open or start, and then this mail will surely interest y'all. Specifically, y'all may also receive the Class non registered Chrome.exe mistake in Windows eleven/10/8/seven.

I faced this problem of a sudden today – no thought how or when it happened since Internet Explorer is past default browser by choice, but when I did and found the solution to it, I decided to write this postal service.

Form not registered Chrome.exe

Start create a system restore indicate get-go and so Run regedit to open the Registry Editor. Here you will have to delete the following two registry keys:

HKLM\Software\Classes\Chrome

HKLM\Software\Classes\ChromeHTML\open\control\DelegateExecute

When you delete the registry keys that enable DelegateExecute, they disable Chrome'southward AppID. But the problem is that when Chrome updates itself over again, you may find that these keys has been re-created. In such a case, you may take to once more delete these keys.

Restart your Windows PC.

If this does not piece of work, delete the start screen or showtime menu Chrome shortcut and navigate to the post-obit folder:

C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application

Bank check if clicking on chrome.exe works. It should. If so, pivot its shortcut to the Kickoff. It will now piece of work correctly.

Should this also not aid you, you may want to come across if resetting Chrome helps you.

NOTE: TheClass not registered mistake can occur on dissimilar Windows 11/10 programs, like Outlook, Explorer, Photos, etc.

Anand Khanse is the Admin of TheWindowsClub.com, a x-twelvemonth Microsoft MVP (2006-sixteen) & a Windows Insider MVP. Delight read the unabridged post & the comments beginning, create a System Restore Point before making any changes to your organisation & be careful well-nigh any tertiary-party offers while installing freeware.