Every time you open Google Chrome you’re getting the “Your profile could not be opened correctly” error? This is how I fixed it.

1. Open My Computer/Computer
2. Go into your operating system drive (usually Local Disk C:)
3. Go to Users/Documents & Settings
4. Go into your user account (for example: C:Usersluke)
5. Navigate to: AppDataLocalGoogleChromeUser DataDefault
6. Delete WebData

If you are running Windows XP navigate to: Application DataLocalGoogleChromeUserDataDefault.

Note: Default is the name of the Google profile; it may be different depending on your setup.

Things you will need.

• Small Razor Blade

or

• Small Flat-Head Screwdriver

  1. Unplug the Aspire One battery (to avoid any chances of the laptop turning on while you are working on it).
  2. On the right hand side of the Keyboard you should see several notches, get your Razor Blade and gently pry the keyboard up over the notches.
  3. Once lifted push the little notch in the top middle of the keyboard in and slide the keyboard out.

Note: It is normal for the Laptop keyboard cable to be “bent” to fix in the slot.

1. Press F9 during POST (computer start) to enter into the ASUS Recovery Partition.

Note: Tested on an Acer x58 Laptop

What you will need

• Small Flat-Head Screwdriver

• Philips Screwdriver

  1. Undo the clips at the front, one on each side and lift the plastic panel up slightly.
  2. Take the top plastic cover off, revealing the Ink Cartridge area using a Flat-Head Screwdriver gently lift the clips on either side up and gently lift the plastic casing up.
  3. Remove the two Copper Screws on the top of the back part of the printer.
  4. Once removed, gently lift the top chassis off.
  5. You should now have unfettered view of the keyboard, undo the latches on each side.
  6. Slide the keyboard towards you and gently lift it up out of place.

1. Click Start
2. Click Control Panel
3. Click Uninstall a Program/Add and Remove Programs
4. Go down the list and find Net Framework 4 Client Profile
5. Right click Net Framework 4 Client Profile and select Change/Repair.
6. Select Repair

The Net Framework will then go through and repair its files and registry entries, once completed restart your windows machine and attempt Windows Update again.