What should I do if it prompts that there is no registered class when using Google Chrome?

What should I do if it prompts that there is no registered class when using Google Chrome? Some users reported that they encountered a problem when using Google Chrome, prompting that there is no registration class, resulting in the inability to successfully use Google Chrome to surf the Internet, and asked how to solve this problem. In fact, it is not difficult to solve the problem that Google Chrome does not have a registered class. The editor will explain the specific solution steps below. Solution 1. Since Google Chrome is installed to the C drive by default, some friends will unpack and use the downloaded Google Chrome installation program, but an unregistered class prompt will appear.

2. The specific solution is: enter regedit at the start menu to open the registry.

3. Then open the first item, as shown in the picture below:

4. Find the two branch items below as shown in the picture below.

5. Right-click and click Delete. Both of them need to be deleted.

6. Then, close the registry, and then open Google Chrome. You will find that it can be used normally, and you can set the program to the start screen or lock it to the taskbar without any error prompts.

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