Users of Intel and AMD computers are experiencing difficulties installing Chrome.

Specifically, the Chrome installer fails to start and displays an incompatibility message. When the user attempts to open the ChromeSetup.exe file, the system displays the message: "This application cannot run on your PC. To find a version for your computer, contact the software publisher."

Many Intel and AMD PC users are complaining about being unable to install Chrome.

Many Reddit users have also reported experiencing similar issues, indicating that this problem is not isolated. According to Windows Latest , the cause likely stems from Google inadvertently releasing an installer version intended for computers using the ARM architecture.

Did Google distribute the wrong version of Chrome?

Windows Latest reports that Google may have provided an ARM version of the Chrome installer for computers using the x64 architecture, leading to conflicts when trying to launch it on devices with Intel and AMD processors. However, some Reddit users have found a solution by using an alternative Chrome installer link, and according to Windows Latest , the offline installer works fine.

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As of now, Google has not issued an official comment on this issue. Details regarding the scale of the problem, the number of affected users, and when the issue began have not been released. Furthermore, technical information related to the incorrect distribution of the ARM installer has not been disclosed.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/nguoi-dung-may-tinh-intel-va-amd-gap-kho-khi-cai-dat-chrome-18525032622384327.htm