Chrome extensions not clickable

[nondisposable]

All my Google Chrome extensions are not clickable.

E.g. when I click on the extension "Google Dictionary", it opens the small extension window with a search box and a button "Define". I am able to type a word in the search box, but I am not able to click on the button "Define". The extension does work if I press Enter on my keyboard.

All other extensions have the same problem: not clickable, but keyboard shortcuts do work.

Windows 7 Premium with Service Pack 1. Chrome Version 31.0.1650.63 m. ESET NOD32 Antivirus version 7.0.302.26

Any ideas how to fix this?

 

[Golden]

Hi,

It works OK for me. I would suggest uninstalling, then reinstalling, the extension and test to see whether it works again.

 

[nondisposable]

Unfortunately that does not help. All extensions behave in the same way.

 

[Golden]

OK. I wonder if ESET is preventing that. Can you temporarily disable ESET, and see if they are clickable?

 

[nondisposable]

Done. It does not help :-(

 

[Golden]

OK.

Please type chrome://extensions into the browser address bar and hit enter. Are they all enabled?

 

[nondisposable]

Sure they are

 

[Golden]

OK. Did you add any extra extensions between the last time they worked, and now?

 

[nondisposable]

They have never worked properly (never been clickable).

 

[Golden]

In Google Dictionary, is the "Define" button greyed out?

Can you list all your installed extensions please?

 

[nondisposable]

No, it is not greyed out.

My extensions are: RoboForm 7.9.2.5, Bookmarks Button 1.2, Google Dictionary (by Google) 3.0.21, Google Translate 1.2.5, New Tab, New Window 3.0, PageRank Status 8.6.0.0, qSnap: Screen Capture, Screenshot, Annotation 1.3.0.0

I have just installed Chrome 2 days ago.

 

[Golden]

Please uninstall all extensions. Now install Google Dictionary only. Does it work?

 

[nondisposable]

Uninstalled all extensions. Restarted. No change.

Uninstalled Chrome. Restarted. Reinstalled Chrome and all extensions. No change.

 

[Golden]

Mmm. Thats perplexing. I would have put money on it being one extension conflicting with the others, hence the request to only install one and see if it works.

I'll have to do some research and get back to you on this.

 

[ShamrockRig]

Try manually deleting their directories.

 

[UsernameIssues]

Have you tried a new Windows user/test account/profile?

If links fail in that test account, then...
...uninstall ESET
...restart the computer
...log onto your normal account
...delete that test account (and its files)
...create a fresh test account
...log on to that test account
...install Chrome, one extension and test links.

 

[ShamrockRig]

A post i pulled from the google forums, "you have to go to Control Panel on your computer and Uninstall the damn thing called Default Tab then go to chrome settings and extensions and delete it there, then restart your computer"

 

[UsernameIssues]

No, it is not greyed out.

My extensions are: RoboForm 7.9.2.5, Bookmarks Button 1.2, Google Dictionary (by Google) 3.0.21, Google Translate 1.2.5, New Tab, New Window 3.0, PageRank Status 8.6.0.0, qSnap: Screen Capture, Screenshot, Annotation 1.3.0.0

I have just installed Chrome 2 days ago.

I was able to add each of those to the same version of Chrome without any conflicts.

 

[rvcjew]

can you post a screenshot showing your programs and features installed programs along with your extensions in chrome showing installed?

 

[nondisposable]

can you post a screenshot showing your programs and features installed programs along with your extensions in chrome showing installed?

We are probably on the right path with your question. My PC is probably missing an element needed to render Chrome extensions properly. Here are the screenshots.