Google Maps is the most used mapping tool out there. It allows you to look at satellite images, Street Maps, and real-time traffic of an area. And it is easily accessible on all devices like Windows, Mac OS, Android, etc.
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But recently, some Windows 11/10 users have complained about an issue with Google Maps. The affected users claim they cannot view the 3D function and the street view feature. If you are also dealing with this same problem on your Windows 11/10 computer, don’t worry. We will show you some simple and effective solutions that will fix this problem quickly.
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The reason behind the Google Maps Not Working Error:
The issue with Google Maps has appeared on other devices too. But the issue is more frequent with Windows OS. As it came into our notice, a bugged Google cookie specific to Google Chrome is creating this error with Google Maps. While using a Windows computer, most of the users rely on Google Chrome to access Google Maps. So, in this article, we are going to show you how to fix Google Maps on the Google Chrome browser.
Solutions to Fix Google Maps Not Working error:
Solution 1: Switch to Incognito Mode
To fix the problem, try using Google Maps in incognito mode. The incognito mode doesn’t use any locally stored cookies or browser extensions. That means it will not use the bugged cookie, which was causing the error in the first place. So, if you are in a hurry and want to use a quick temporary solution, then switch to incognito mode.
- Open your Chrome browser; click on the Menu icon.
- Then, select the New incognito window.
- Open Google Maps in the new incognito mode.
- See if you can find any errors again.