[SOLVED] Google Chrome - Aw, Snap! He's Dead, Jim!

If you are using Google Chrome web browser and "Aw, Snap" or "He's Dead, Jim!" happens no matter which website you go, please follow the instructions below.

Steps:
1) Uninstall Chrome
2) Open Windows Explorer
3) If you do not have Show Hidden Files enabled, then in Windows Explorer hit Tools - Folder Options - View -Select 'Show Hidden Files and Folders - OK.
4) Navigate to C:\Documents and Settings\[the user you're using]\Local Settings\Application Data\Google
5) Delete the Chrome folder.  (some process had this folder locked for me, so I had to navigate into each subdirectory within the folder and delete all files manually)
6) Reboot
7) Install Chrome

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