Reinstall Chrome is the most natural fix, and it worked for one of the two affected computers.
However, like many other apps, problems like this can be workaround by using "Compatibility" mode to start the app.
To solve the problem, this is what I've done:
- Start Task Manager (Windows Key+X, or right click on the time at bottom right corner), find "Google Chrome". (Press "More details" if you cannot find the app)
- Right click on "Google Chrome" and select "Properties"
- In the "Properties" of "Google Chrome", go to the "Compatibility" tab.
- Check the box "Run this program in compatibility mode for", and select "Windows 7" from the list.
- Restart your Google Chrome or restart your computer.
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