Hi everyone......

I installed google chrome one day ago and it was working fine but the next day when i try to open it, it displays the below error. I reinstalled it several times but it keeps on displaying the same error. Please help me to solve this problem.

posting your OS and version of Chrome would help

Its TinyXP Beast Edition with service pack 2. and i downloaded the chrome online.

what's TinyXP Beast Edition?

Chrome - click on the wrench/spanner
About Chrome

and post the version

@Sulasno,
TinyXP is just a striped down version of windows xp, from thepiratebay:
TinyXP is a "version" of Windows XP. It allows you to run Windows XP in a very small, and light, environment. Also includes Firefox and Thunderbird by default to replace IE and Outlook. There are many more features I am too lazy to type up. It is a very nice OS if your PC does not have much hardware power (and if you do not want to use Linux, of course )
This is the BEAST edition; even lighter than the 'normal' version. Should include most drivers you will need. If not, simply Google the hardware name, and the install should be there.

From wikipedia:
TinyXP is an modification of the Microsoft Windows XP operating system using nLite, and includes driver packs, Windows registry modifications, and a "Live Restore" boot option that includes utilities like Acronis Backup & Restore and Damn Small Linux. [1]

a self made OS from WinXP strip down to barest ? :-)

sorry but I don't run warez in my system; I run freeware

yea thats basically it, lol,, however, some copies need a genuine key, and it needs jack all to run, i think it was 144mb ram, and the system files are around 400mb so i suppose its good for some crappy netbooks?

lol

I am going to run Win 7 in my 5 years old notebook when it is available :-)

It boots and shutdown much faster than WinXP

http://www.google.com/support/forum/...005d5a12&hl=en maybe this can help ...

Sulasno, sound as Google Chrome OS would be a better chooice

one problem that I anticipate with Google OS would be the applications that it will support;
(unless it is Linux based)