ERR_CONNECTION_ABORTED Error en Google Chrome en Windows 11/10

Google Chrome is one of the browsers most used and preferred by Windows users, but it has some problems of its own that can sometimes be annoying. One of those mistakes is ERR_CONNECTION_ABORTED Reported by users when they try to launch any web page in Chrome. The error message displayed to users is:

Can’t access this site

The website may be temporarily down or may have been permanently moved to a new web address.

ERR_CONNECTION_ABORTED

When the site you are trying to access does not support SSLv3 (Secure Socket Layer), this error can be raised to the user. Other reasons for this error may be extensions in Chrome, access blocked by the system firewall, or the site may be temporarily down.

If you are one of those users who is worried about this error, you have reached the correct article. Here, we have selected a list of solutions that can help you overcome this error in Google Chrome. Before trying the solutions below, try disabling your third-party antivirus software and check if the problem can be solved.

Solution 1: disable SSLv3 in Chrome

1. Locate the Google Chrome shortcut on your desktop.

2. The right button of the mouse on it and choose Properties.

3. In the Properties (edit) window, go to the Shortcut tab.

4. In the text box associated with Target, add a space after the last quote and type –Ssl-version-min = tls1

5. Click Request and then in OK to save the changes.

6. Now reboot your router (turn it off, wait a minute, then turn it on) after disabling SSLv3 and check if the problem is fixed.

Solution 2: perform a SFC (System File Checker) and DISM scan

1. Press Windows + R to open the To run dialogue.

2. Type cmd and press Ctrl + Shift + Enter to open Symbol of the system as administrator.

3. Enter the command below and run it.

sfc /scannow

4. Wait for the scan to verify and repair any corrupted system files that may be the cause of the error.

5. Restart your system.

6. If the problem persists, reopen the Command prompt as administrator.

7. Type the command below and hit Enter to execute it.

DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth

8. Wait for the scan to complete and resolve any problems, if any.

9. Restart your PC and check if this has helped to resolve the error in Chrome.

Solution 3: reset the browser

1. Launch Google Chrome.

2. Type chrome: // configuration in the address bar and press Get into.

3. In the Settings left pane, click Advanced.

4. Select the option Reset and clean.

5. On the right side, click Restore settings to their original defaults.

6. When the reset confirmation window appears, click the Reset settings button.

7. Wait for the reset to complete.

8. Relaunch Chrome and check if the problem is solved.

Solution 4: uninstall the latest Windows update

1. Just press and hold the Windows y R keys together to open To run.

2. Type ms-settings: windowsupdate to get to windows update page.

3. In the windows update page, click Update history.

4. Here you will see the different updates that have been made.

5. Click Uninstall updates at Related settings section.

6. In the Installed updates window that appears, rright click in the last update and choose Uninstall

7. Wait for the uninstall process to complete.

8. Restart your computer and check if this helped correct the error.

Fix 5: Reinstall Chrome

1. Open the To run dialog using Windows y R keys.

2. Type ms-settings: appsfeatures to open Applications & features.

3. Find Google Chrome in the list of installed applications.

4. Click the three vertical points associate with Chrome and select Uninstall

5. Click Uninstall again when prompted. Wait for the uninstall process to complete.

6. Go to Google Chrome Official Download Page using this Link.

7. Click the Descargar Chrome to download the latest version of Chrome.

8. Once the download is complete, double click in the installer to start the Chrome installation process.

9. After installing Chrome again, check if the problem is resolved.

That’s it!

Now you will be able to open any website using Google Chrome without seeing ERR_CONNECTION_ABORTED error. Please comment and let us know the solution that worked for you.