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Windows is Lying
Suddenly Chrome does not load automatically when windows starts. My normal method of getting this to happen is by using Tune Up Utilities and choosing which programs are to start when Windows does.
So I tried going to - Start - All Programs - click Chrome - drag the expanded chrome icon down the Program list and release it in the Startup Folder. That folder reads "Empty". Not true because I also have Windows Live Mail start on startup, and that is starting correctly. Anyway trying to drop Chrome into the Startup folder just does not work. It stays labelled as "Empty". Can anyone think of a suitable punishment for this offence.
I did try uninstalling Chrome and re-installing, but it made no difference.