Google Maps is a default map browser for the Google search engine in the Google Chrome application. However, some users have recently complained that the computer stuns when using Google Maps on their favorite Chrome browser. According to these users, when they try to access maps.google.com from Google Chrome, the browser window freezes and eventually crashes after a few seconds without any response. After thoroughly analyzing the issue, we have concluded that this issue is caused by the ANGLE service backend. Follow these simple solutions to solve the problem quickly.
Fix 1 - Correct flag settings
You can easily toggle the marker settings in Google Chrome browser.
1. Open the Google Chrome window.
2. Then type " chrome://flags " and press Enter .
3. Then type " Angle " in the search box.
4. Now you will notice that there is a flag " Choose ANGLE Graphics Backend " in the search results .
5. Then click on the drop down menu and set the flag to the " OpenGL " settings.
6. Once you enable the flag, you will be prompted to restart Google Chrome.
7. Click " Restart " to restart Google Chrome.
After restarting, try accessing the maps again.
Fix 2 - Remove conflicting extensions from Google Chrome
If this problem is caused by conflicting extensions in Google Chrome, you can remove them.
1. First, open Google Chrome.
2. Next, click the three-bar menu in the right corner and click " More tools > ".
3. After that, click on " Extensions ".
3. All installed extensions are displayed in the Extensions window.
4. Just toggle all extensions to " Off " one by one. Make sure no extension is enabled.
(If you wish, you can easily "remove" the unwanted extensions by clicking " Remove ".)
Close and restart Google Chrome.
After that, open Google Maps again and check if it still stutters or not.
Fix 3 - Run Google Chrome in clean mode
In clean mode, Google Chrome is unaffected by third-party apps.
1. First, right-click on the Windows icon and click " Run ".
2. Write this command in the Run window and click " OK ".
msconfig3. In the System Configuration window, go to the General section .
4. Next, click the radio button next to the Selective Start option .
5. After that, you need to tick the box next to " Load system services ".
6. Just go to the Services section .
7. You need to check the " Hide all Microsoft services " box .
8. Just tap on " Disable All " to disable third-party services.
9. Then go to the Home tab .
10. Then click on " Open Task Manager ".
11. Now scroll down to identify the processes that are set to autostart.
12. Then right-click the task and click Disable to disable the processes from starting automatically.
13. Finally, click " Apply " and then click " OK ".
You will notice that a restart prompt will appear. Click Reboot Now to restart your computer in clean boot mode.
After your computer starts, open Google Chrome on the computer. Check if it works or not.
Whether it works perfectly or not.
Fix 4-Check for windows update
Check if a Windows update is pending.
Step 1 - Check for Windows update
1. First, press the Windows key +I keys at the same time.
2. Then click Update & Security
3. Next, click " Windows Update " in the left pane.
4. So click Check for updates
Let Windows check for pending updates and install them on your system.
Optional Update
Additional updates may appear in the list of pending updates. These are usually listed in the Optional Update section. Follow these steps-
a. You need to click on " View optional updates ".
b. There are additional updates listed here. Just check the box next to all updates.
c. Then just click " Download and Install " to download and install the updates.
This process takes a while.
i.e. When it's done, just tap " Restart Now ".
After the computer restarts, check the status of the problem you are facing.
Your problem should be solved.
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