Windows 10 64-bit issues related to Moved Permanently (HTTP error 301) can be attributed in most cases to corrupted, missing, or infected Chrome files. Downloading and replacing the Windows 10 64-bit file will fix the problem in most cases. As a last measure, we recommend using a registry cleaner to repair any invalid Moved Permanently or Windows 10 64-bit file extensions and other file path references that may be causing the error message.
These Chrome-related errors typically occur during the installation of Moved Permanently-related software, during Windows startup or shutdown, or while the Microsoft Corporation-related device driver is loading. Another thing that can help us is to record when these errors occur to find the cause of Chrome problems and report them to Microsoft Corporation for help.
These Moved Permanently (Error HTTP 301) problems are created by missing or corrupt Moved Permanently files, invalid Chrome registry entries, or malicious software. Mainly, problems like:
▸Invalid Moved Permanently or corrupted registry key.
▸Virus infestation corrupting the Moved Permanently.
▸Moved Permanently maliciously, or mistakenly, removed by other software
▸Other software in conflict with Chrome, Moved Permanently, or shared references.
▸Corrupt download or incomplete installation of Chrome software.
