How To Fix Google Chrome High CPU Usage 

Normally, Google Chrome is the fastest and most powerful browser, but due to Google extensions and other abnormal activities, users face the problem of Chrome's high CPU usage. So, try the given solutions one by one to fix Google Chrome 100% CPU usage problem. Here are the working solutions that helped many users to fix the problem of high CPU usage in Windows 10. Read fix chrome slow on windows 10 for complete article.

Solution 1: check Google Chrome Task Manager

Check the built-in Google Chrome Task Manager to see which extension or activity is using the amount of CPU in Chrome.

Follow the given steps:

From the desktop > open Google Chrome .

And open Settings by clicking on the three dots> select More Tools > under it, click Task Manager from the list.

In Google Chrome Task Manager, check the extensions, Tabs and processes as well as your CPU , memory usage, network activities and processor ID.

From here, check the tabs or extensions using or displaying too much CPU. Also, check for problematic activities that cause your PC to slow down or crash. and try to fix them or try the given solutions.

Solution 2: Clear Chrome cache and cookies

Clear Google Chrome cache and cookies, like some of the old Cache files and cookies can cause the problem. So follow the steps to clear cache and cookies in Chrome:

At the top right corner in Chrome> click three dots > click More tool s> Clear browsing data.

Now from the Basic tab > set the Time range to All-time > and select all the check boxes.

Then on the Advanced tab ,> set the time range to All Times > and choose the types of information you want to remove (for example: caookie files and other site data, images and che )

Click Clear data.

As the data is erased, type chrome: // restart in the URL bar> press Enter to restart Chrome.