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Check the network cable, otherwise known as the CAT 5 cable. The cable has an RJ-45 connector at the end that looks like a thicker phone connector

Check to see if the jack is live. Are the LED lights lit up at the ethernet port, this is where the CAT 5 cable is connected to the computer. The lights should be blinking, meaning the network is working.

If the LED lights are not on, then obviously your computer is not connected to the network. Pull the cable out and reconnect it.

If that doesn't work, try another network jack on the wall, floor, or another CAT 5 cable, if you have one.

If all these steps failed with trying to restore the network connection, call the technology people

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It says that its not accessible when its clearly accessible

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Not letting you log into windows

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Make sure internet connection is working normally

Check if your device meets the system requirements

Download the installation file off of google.com/chrome than use that file to install chrome again

If it's still not working, use an offline installer

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You'd get an error message when installing

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Problems installing Chrome

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Check the web address for typos

Make sure your internet connection normally

contact the websites owner

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You get an error message when you try to vist the website

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Connection Errors

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Click the circle arrow at the top of your page

Make sure computer is connected to WI-FI or a wired network then reload tab

Clear your cache

Close other tabs

Restart your computer

Update Chrome

Check for unwanted software

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You get the "Aw, Snap" words on your screen, it's loading slowly or nat at all

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Page crashing or page loading errors