Hello there, @radar-9628.

I'd like to provide more insights into the crashing issue that you've encountered when opening QuickBooks Desktop.

Working with Google Chrome has nothing to do with QuickBooks Desktop unless you're accessing transactions from the program. To help determine the root cause of this matter, I'd suggest reaching out to your IT professional. This way, they can check your PC's settings.

If you're working with bank transactions, know that QuickBooks recommends using Internet Explorer (IE) when downloading entries from the bank to the system. It is also the default browser when accessing internet and other online services, LMT223.

For those users whose bank's website doesn't support IE, you have the option to bring the transactions manually. You can prepare a web connect (.QBO) file from your bank's website, then import the transactions to QBDT, so they become available in your bank feeds.

For your reference about importing your transactions, you can check this article: Import web connect (.qbo) files.

I'm also adding here a link that you can visit about how bank feeds work in QBDT: Download Bank Feed transactions in QuickBooks Desktop.

Leave a comment below if you have any other questions with this or with QuickBooks. I'm always here available to help. Have a good day!