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Create A New Browser User Profile

To create a new browser profile if your current one is corrupted, exit the browser completely. Open Windows Explorer and navigate to the browser's user data folder, which contains profile files. Rename the "Default" folder to "Backup default" to force the browser to generate a new profile the next time you open it. This will replace the broken profile without losing any browser data.

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Create A New Browser User Profile

To create a new browser profile if your current one is corrupted, exit the browser completely. Open Windows Explorer and navigate to the browser's user data folder, which contains profile files. Rename the "Default" folder to "Backup default" to force the browser to generate a new profile the next time you open it. This will replace the broken profile without losing any browser data.

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Create a new browser user profle

If your browser user profle is corrupted, you can create a new


user profle to replace the broken one:
Windows instructions
1. Exit Google hro!e co!pletely.
". Enter the keyboard shortcut Windows key +E to open
Windows Explorer.
#. In the Windows Explorer window that appears enter the
following in the address bar.
o Windows XP: %USERPROFILE%\Local
Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\
o Windows Vista/ Windows 7/ Windows
8: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Google\Chrome\User Data\
$. %ocate the folder called &'efault& in the directory window
that opens and rena!e it as &(ackup default.&
). *ry opening Google hro!e again. + new &'efault& folder is
auto!atically created as you start using the browser.

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