[ducttape45]

Ah ha, so I'm not the only one this is happening to. It's strange that it happens when I'm using Windows 10, but when I boot to my Windows 7 O/S, everything is fine. That's why I think it's a update that Google is making that they are not telling us about, and Chromium browsers in Windows 7 stopped updating sometime last year.

And what's really weird, is that it started happening on one of my computers days before the other one started doing the same thing. Both of them are dual booted with W7 and W10 so I'm going back to Windows 7 until this nonsense stops. And if it doesn't, then it's back to Linux.

[monkeyshine]

Well, like I said, I have two identical models of Win 10. One of them works fine. The other one gives me similar fits. So I am not sure what my issue is or how it may relate to yours. A lot of people complain about Win 10. I would’ve stayed with Win7 but forced upgrade due to various industry software... I’ve adapted to Win10 just fine on 4 other machines but one of them just has a screw loose. Maybe I’ll take a chance this weekend and upgrade that buggy one to Win11 and see if that cures it. I took it off the network.

Just remind me to side load a copy of the hard drive before I try :-)