If it doesn’t do the trick, please say so in the comments. This should fix it, especially if the problem has just started recently. If this solution doesn’t work, try increasing this and doing it again. The second way that you can follow is to reset Google Chrome as a whole. Once your clearing is done, now you can again go back to the page and try loading the page once again to see if the problem is resolved. If you are not sure, leave this as “the past hour” for now. Now you need to select all the cookies, browsing history, if they are not selected and then delete them. The default setting will be to delete the browsing data for the past hour, but if you have had this problem of not being able to use Google Search in Chrome for longer than an hour, you can change the setting of “Obliterate the following items from…” to a longer period.The following four items should not have a checkmark in them (unless you want to clear this information too): Delete cookies and other site and plug-in data.The following four items should have checkmarks:.Under “Privacy”, click on “Clear browsing data…”.Scroll down to the bottom and click on “Show advanced settings…”.Click on the tab in the upper right hand corner that lets you go to your Chrome settings.