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If you see the 'enable' button active, tap on it to re-enable Chrome and WebView.

If it is, that means that the apps are enabled.

See if the ' disable' button is active.

Now, open the overviews of Google Chrome and System WebView.

If you don’t see it, try looking for ' Show All Apps' or ' App Info' and tap on that option to reveal the installed apps.

You should see the list of your installed apps.

Navigate to Settings > Apps & Notifications.

And yes, we’re going to tell you how that is done. With that said, our recommendation is to check if those two apps are still disabled on your phone (preventing their updates). We're also talking about uninstalling Chrome from Android (which doesn't uninstall the app but disables it instead). We're talking about disabling Android System WebView, done via the Play Store app. If you've been experiencing issues with the constant app crashing on your Android, you already know about two possible workarounds for that problems.

Then, try using the Play Store to update Chrome and WebView.ģ.

In fact, it would be best to close any apps you have open in the background. Also, make sure that some other app isn’t taking all your Web connection’s bandwidth. However, take a close look at your Internet connection and see if its works properly. Of course, this seems to be like a straightforward solution. Lastly, try updating Chrome and Web View again and see if rebooting your device made a difference. Then, power your device back on and give it some time to initialize all of its services. Make sure it gets turned off completely and wait around 30 seconds, to be on the safe side. With that said, we recommend turning off your Android phone. That’s because Android does a series of maintenance tasks each time you boot-up this operating system, which happens each time you restart your device. You’d be surprised by how many technical and performance issues can be resolved simply by restarting your Android device.