Here comes a new problem for me... :eek:

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  Keerthivasan Ravisankar

  please help me..😔
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  PraveenKumar Purushothaman

  Windows Vista & Windows 7
  1. Go to Task Manager and terminate all Chrome.exe processes
  2. If you still have a message to insert a drive after trying to terminate all Chrome.exe processes, then click Cancel on the error message
  3. Go to "C:\Users\[your user name]\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default
  4. Delete all files that begin with the word "History"
  5. Start Chrome Again
  
  Windows XP
  All step are identical to above, except #3. Instead go to:
  C:\Document and Settings\[your user name]\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default
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  PraveenKumar Purushothaman

  Someone had posted this, claiming it would work:
  

  Was having the same issue but I have successfully fixed it on my end. I had to think about why chrome would even be associated with a disk drive in the first place, (other than where the program itself was stored on C: - which should make no difference), and then I thought about the save location for any file I downloaded while using Chrome. I save everything externally and although I had "ask where to save..." selected, I also had set chrome to save to my external hdd (in my case, drive L😀. Well, like many of us, I sometimes unplug/replug my usb connections from time to time and if they don't go back exactly where they were - they then associate with another drive letter. (My new drive letter is now G: but it was still set to use L😀 To fix = Just check to see if the drive selected in the chrome options matches the drive that things will actually be saved to, if not, correct it and issue will be resolved. 😀

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  PraveenKumar Purushothaman

  Another user says:
  

  You probably downloaded something to a USB drive or some other drive that is no longer plugged in. Simply open Chrome and hit Ctrl+J. Then hit Clear All to clear all downloads. Now when you try to download something it will not try to populate the download list and will work like normal.

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  PraveenKumar Purushothaman

  This is actually classified as a serious issue by the Chrome team. They have said:
  

  Hi folks,
  
  Just a quick update that a fix for this issue is available on Chrome version 18, which is currently in our Dev and Canary channels. This fix will eventually make its way to the Beta and Stable channels following our usual release cycle. If you would like to follow along on our Chrome releases, you can subscribe via email at #-Link-Snipped-#
  
  If you are still seeing this issue in Chrome Dev (version 18) or Canary (version 18), please do let us know.

  Try out the above mentioned work arounds. If you are able to fix it, awesome... Say what you did... 😀 If not, try uninstalling and reinstalling chrome... Lets see what happens...
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  Keerthivasan Ravisankar

  Praveen-Kumar

  Windows Vista & Windows 7

  Praveen-Kumar

  1. Go to Task Manager and terminate all Chrome.exe processes
  2. If you still have a message to insert a drive after trying to terminate all Chrome.exe processes, then click Cancel on the error message
  3. Go to "C:\Users\[your user name]\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default
  4. Delete all files that begin with the word "History"
  5. Start Chrome Again
  

  
  
  I tried this one and it works i fixed it...
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  PraveenKumar Purushothaman

  rkvasan68

  I tried this one and it works i fixed it...

  That's great sir!!! 😀
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  Keerthivasan Ravisankar

  #-Link-Snipped-# thank you..