I did everything as you ordered, but unfortunately it did not help. I am sure that I did everything right. And as for the disk I know it is damaged because we once detected another topic also through SMART analysis. Soon I will look for some other disk. I know that it can fall in any I'm aware of this moment.
I did not know that the disk can affect the operation of the browser since previously, despite its damage, everything worked. But thanks for your help anyway. In general, I must seriously consider changing the disk in the near future.
Google Chrome is experiencing immediate shutdowns upon launch, preventing the user from interacting with the browser. Initial suggestions included closing the browser before shutting down the computer, but the user reported being unable to do so. Further troubleshooting involved checking if other browsers function correctly, downloading the Farbar Recovery Scan Tool (FRST) for system diagnostics, and examining the disk's SMART status using Crystal Disk Info. The user was advised to uninstall problematic software and potentially reinstall Chrome after deleting the browser profile directory. Ultimately, the user confirmed that deleting the profile directory resolved the issue, although they acknowledged a damaged disk that may require replacement. Summary generated by the language model.