Windows 10 chrome downloading pdf small circle just spins

 · Infopackets Reader Bill W. writes: " Dear Dennis, I recently upgraded to Windows 10; prior to that I was running Windows 7. In both Windows 7 and 10 I have this extremely annoying issue where the mouse exhibits a constant spinning circle (cursor) - as if the system is busy doing something. The spinning circle goes on all day long; it pops up for a few seconds, then disappears,/5.  ·  · Right click any PDF on the desktop Open with Choose another app Select Acrobat check "Always use this app to bltadwin.ru files" I can now open PDFs on Windows 10 desktop with Acrobat by double-clicking even though Chrome has still hijacked the file icon on the desktop. Other suggestions being offered in the community did not work for me. Since upgrading to windows 10, after my machine is idle for a few minutes and I'll move the mouse I'll get the "Working in background" cursor for a few seconds with no apparent reason. After some digging I've found that it's because of Chrome.

This was after the Windows 10 Action Center "All SettingsSystemDefault Apps" method would not set Chrome as default. To solve the icon issue I did a right click on any PDF file, picked "Open WithChoose Another Appselected Acrobat (or Reader)checked the "always use this app for pdf". First, try using a private browser or an incognito window upon logging in to your account to isolate the issue. Afterwards, clear the cache of the browser that you're currently using if it works. Here's how: For Chrome, press Ctrl+Shift+N. For Internet Explorer or Firefox, press Ctrl+Shift+P. Since upgrading to windows 10, after my machine is idle for a few minutes and I'll move the mouse I'll get the "Working in background" cursor for a few seconds with no apparent reason. After some digging I've found that it's because of Chrome.

Hey everyone! I just finished doing some Windows 10 upgrades in our domain have found a weird issue with printing in Microsoft Edge. Whenever someone tries to print in Edge, the print window shows up all of the printers are listed in the printer list but there is a "Connecting" message with the spinning loading icon. Get more done with the new Google Chrome. A more simple, secure, and faster web browser than ever, with Google’s smarts built-in. Download now. Search for malware. A variant of the Vundo trojan is known to cause Firefox to have problems loading certain high-traffic sites, including Google, Yahoo, MySpace, Facebook, and more. Not all variants of the Vundo trojan can be detected or removed by malware scanners. However, you should scan your computer for infections first.