Quite often, many users who use the Google Chrome browser to surf the Internet encounter an unpleasant situation when the system writes “Class not registered” instead of starting the program. Why this is happening, and how to fix this kind of malfunction, now let's try to find out.
The essence of the error "Class is not registered" (Windows 8)
In general, let’s notice right away: this error is mostly typical only for the Google Chrome browser, and it began to appear only in Windows 8 and later versions of the “OSes”.
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Just in case, you can repeat the search. If you suddenly find any more keys, except for two edited ones, they should also be changed. But in general, as practice shows, such simple manipulations are enough.
Finally, it remains to add that the problem may be associated with some add-ons. In the most common version, you may need to reinstall Adobe Flash Player, after downloading the latest current version from the official resource.