Google Chrome - your profile could not be loaded correctly
Don't panic if you get the error "Your profile could not be loaded correctly." And reinstall Google Chrome I don’t recommend it either, nothing will change anyway. So what to do, you ask. There is a way out, even several of them.
Method one
Close your browser. Next we have to go to the User Data folder. It is located in the following path:
C:\Users\USER\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\
Then go to the Default folder and delete Web Data there. Ready. Method two
This method is based on the first. We go to the same folder as in the first case. Having entered it, we look for a folder called Default. Rename this folder, for example, to Default2. Now open the Chrome browser and a new Default folder will be created immediately. We move all data, with the exception of Web Data, to this folder from the Default2 folder we renamed. And all that remains is to delete the Default2 folder. Now our error will not appear. And if it starts to appear again, you should do this operation again.
Method Three
We delete the user through the settings. To do this, go to the Google Chrome settings. To access them, you need to click on the icon with three stripes, which is located in the upper right corner of the browser, and find the Settings item in the drop-down menu. There we look for the Users item and just below there is a Delete user function. Click it and the error should disappear. Here you should indicate that by deleting a user, you will disable automatic login to Google services. If you are not satisfied with this method or it does not help, then just go again log in to your Google account in the browser settings.
This error occurs as a result of a malfunction of Google accounts. Therefore, all of the above operations are aimed at deleting data from the user’s computer. There's no need to worry that you're deleting them forever. Their backup copy is stored on the Google server. Therefore, when you log into your account again, they will be automatically downloaded and installed.