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OK, I found the culprit.
Manually checking for updates at chrome://components/ deletes the GoogleUpdater folder from C:\Program Files...
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Xomuz, deleting those Google services, then re-registering them may help fix this:
Open a Command Prompt window as Administrator then...
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Xomuz, thanks for the extra screenshots. The error code in your first screenshot in post #1 is a generic "file not found" message...
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It's probably a services thing. I need another screenshot:
Type services.msc into the Windows Run box. Scroll down to the Google...
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OK, I found the culprit. Manually checking for updates at chrome://components/ deletes the GoogleUpdater folder from C:\Program Files...