Can't open Chrome Settings page

[friarstuck]

I have not been able to open Chrome settings page. The browser works fine, but the settings page won't load. The history page loads, but you can not clear history. I have scanned for viruses and re installed the software on Windows 7, but still does not work. Any suggestions?

 

[jbrown156]

I have not been able to open Chrome settings page. The browser works fine, but the settings page won't load. The history page loads, but you can not clear history. I have scanned for viruses and re installed the software on Windows 7, but still does not work. Any suggestions?

completely uninstall chrome and run a scan in ccleaner to remove any registry errors and then reinstall chrome and problem should be gone .. if not try downgrading to an older chrome to get rid of the problem

 

[steve oldschool]

I tired a few thing with no luck. i can't even open bookmarks bar. what i did fine is typing chrome/settings/ into address bar brought up my settings for chrome but there was nothing there that wasn't supposed to be. nothing new in extensions. all seems to be normal.

 

[JustinCA]

I have not been able to open Chrome settings page. The browser works fine, but the settings page won't load. The history page loads, but you can not clear history. I have scanned for viruses and re installed the software on Windows 7, but still does not work. Any suggestions?

Same problem here. Just give up. I've been trying to fix these issue for six months:
1.) can't open settings
2.) can open history, but can't clear (ccleaner gets it cleared though)

The fix... There isn't one... Give up

Apparently, the almighty Google doesn't give a @$#!

 

[David_154]

Go to about:flags and disable 2d acceleration and mostly disable slimming paint. This should solve this issue.

 

[Kam Bing]

I recently experience the same issue as OP. My Chrome has been working fine until yesterday. What fixed my issue is totally uninstall Chrome (including deleting Chrome folder in AppData, delete browsing data and cleaned up its registry entries using CCleaner). Then re-download Chrome, but by selecting other platform. I selected 64 bit download since my system is Windows 10 64 bit. It installed a fresh installation and my Chrome works again.