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Chrome issue after migration of computer

Hi,

We are getting very weird issue as when we are migrating computers to new AD domain using RUM, users are coming with the issues of either chrome doesn't at all able to open any Internet site or loading sites are damn slow. This issues are not coming to all users who have been migrated but it is also not rare. when we reset Google Chrome it gets resolved, but resetting Chrome on all affected system is also not feasible.

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0 tbtwxgpy_78641 over 5 years ago

I'm having the exact same issue, will try the Cookie thing. Did the cookie thing end up working for you, Anees?
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0 anees.hussain over 5 years ago in reply to tbtwxgpy_78641

we made it script for the same to reset cookies. before running below two commands, please make sure that user's chrome should be closed and do End task from task manager if required.

del /q /s /f "C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Cookies"

del /q /s /f "C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Cookies-journal"
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0 tbtwxgpy_78641 over 5 years ago in reply to anees.hussain

Did you use that as part of a script in your Move command?
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0 anees.hussain over 5 years ago in reply to tbtwxgpy_78641

no, you can't use command on RUM during move, as %username% mentioned in command should be domain user account it automatically takes when you run it locally on machine else you need modify command for each user and replace %username% with that ID if you use on RUM..

you may have command which delete cookies for all users profiles on that machine, that you can run from RUM but i couldn't find that.
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0 tbtwxgpy_78641 over 5 years ago in reply to anees.hussain

OK, so you ran it locally on each machine outside of, and before, RUM'ing each machine?
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0 tbtwxgpy_78641 over 5 years ago in reply to anees.hussain

OK, so you ran it locally on each machine outside of, and before, RUM'ing each machine?
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