You probably have Chrome setup to Clear Cookies and Site Data on Exit. Disable this Feature

How to automatically clear Chrome browsing data on exit

Automatically delete Chrome download history, cookies, site data, cache, passwords, etc. on exit via Settings Group Policy Editor or Registry Editor.

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Will update you after few days of trying this method. Thank you.

 

In Chrome, go to the 3 dots at the top right Go to Settings/Reset Settings/ Reset Chrome to Defaults, no passwords or settings will be changed.

 

I reseted settings 2 weeks ago and reinstalled chrome a week ago. Didn't fix anything.

 

Previous post: https://www.techsupportforum.com/posts/7877861/

I've already made a post about this issue, but I'm now very confident on what's causing the reset of all pages in Google Chrome: app or system updates.

I've just updated BitTorrent and it happened before my eyes. Gmail, reddit, facebook, twitch, techsupport, all pages got logged off. I already tried almost all available methods of resolving this issue:

• Resseting Chrome settings
• Adjusting Chrome settings
• Reinstalling Chrome
• Clearing cache
• Scanning down PC with two anti malware apps
• Updated W10
• Asked on techsupport forums for help

Nothing fixed the issue.

Details:
the password history is saved, and I get promped with quick login in all pages including gmail. The irritating part is I have to do it all over again every time. It seems like there's some loop code that resets all logins with any system or app update, was it a game, application or a driver.

 

A mod will probably merge these threads

Please do not create a new thread for the same issue as your previous thread. You can choose to Bump your thread if no one responds

 

Threads merged.

From our forums Community Rules page

https://www.techsupportforum.com/threads/community-rules.1245246/?post_id=7796034#post-7796034

P2P
We believe that the primary purpose of Peer-to-peer (P2P) programs is to illegally download and use copyrighted material of whatever description. We further understand that while there may be legitimate uses for certain P2P applications, we are not able to assess a user's intent when he/she asks for help. For that reason we do not offer support for P2P software and we will normally not assist any user in this regard. This includes, but is not limited to, torrents, illegal software, uTorrent, BitTorrent, Vuze, and others.

In certain cases, we may offer limited support for temporary use of bulk downloading applications (e.g. Linux Distros) for clearly legitimate purposes. Once the temporary need is satisfied, we will recommend that the torrent downloader be uninstalled for security reasons. We reserve the right to not offer support beyond this limited instance.

It is quite possible that Google is enforcing antipiracy rules in their OS