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What you are describing is that either Windows is shutting itself down when you use Chrome or Internet Explorer.  Or that those 2 programs are not stable.  They crash and then that leads to Windows operating system to shut down.

This type of behavior may be due to hardware issues.  It could also be due to corrupted browser program.

For the Chrome browser, you may try to uninstall it and install a new copy for Chrome.

You need to reset Chrome back to defaults to completely clear out what is going on.

You can keep the bookmarks by exporting them - http://support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=96816 Export Bookmarks


Follow instructions to remove all Google Sync data -
http://www.howtogeek.com/103655/how-to-delete-your-google-chrome-browser-sync-data/

 

Now we need to uninstall Chrome

make sure to select the "Also delete your browsing data" tick box
https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95319?hl=en-US

Re-install Chrome:
https://www.google.com/chrome/browser/desktop/


next, If your pc has no ad blocker add-on for your browser(s), I would suggest "AdBlock Ultimate"
https://adblockultimate.net/

After you have Chrome reinstalled please check things out and let me know how it is doing.


As to Facebook, that site can have its own issues.  But so far, there is no indication that anything of our software is keeping you out of Facebook.

We cannot help you very much on Facebook issues.

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I do really regret to hear that you had issues on Chrome browser.  There is not much we can do about Chrome.

To install something, generally, you should be sure to use the login-account that has administrator level access rights.

My suggestion is to switch to using Internet Explorer instead of Chrome.

To date, there is no sign that i have seen that this set of issues has anything to do with any "infection".   That being so, we will need to plan to close this case.

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A clean new install of Windows could well be what you need to do.  That would insure a clean steady system.
Simply make real sure you do not use "wikisend" for that purpose.

I would suggest you see this page How to Do a Clean Installation with Windows 7
http://goo.gl/B1XR9h
I suggest you delete all existing partitions on the HDD as part of the new Windows 7 install.

 

 

 

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