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While the standalone was once a popular utility, it is no longer available for a separate free download as of March 2023. Google retired the tool starting with Chrome version 111, citing a decline in malware complaints and improvements in other security features like Windows Security and Google Safe Browsing . Select and click Reset settings . However, if you are experiencing slow performance, unwanted pop-ups, or suspicious homepages on Windows 10, you can still perform a comprehensive "cleanup" using Google's modern built-in features and alternative methods. 1. Use the Built-in Safety Check Click the in the top-right corner and select Settings . On the left sidebar, click Reset settings . Go to chrome://extensions/ and review everything installed. Open Chrome settings by typing chrome://settings/safetyCheck into your address bar. Instead of a separate download, Chrome now includes a feature that scans for compromised passwords, malicious extensions, and outdated software. |
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