How to fix Google Earth Not Working

AMITYVILLE, Calif. - Nov. 25, 2020 - PRLog -- If Google Earth crashes, just clear the cache

Run your troubleshooter and see. Clearing your cache is probably the next best option if your Google Earth Pro stops working. Here's what you need to do: open Google Earth Pro and go to the drop-down menu at the top. Click Help and then Launch Repair Tool.

It would be useful if you close Google Earth Pro but leave the repair tool open once the repair begins. And then click Clear disk cache.

Try to install the older version of Google Earth

Reinstalling is always an option when Google Earth Pro doesn't work on Windows 10. Reinstall the application and see if it works. Reinstalling usually fixes corrupted files, in most cases, so try that first.

If reinstalling doesn't work, try installing the older version of Google Earth. Previous versions can be downloaded from here.

How can recreating shortcuts help?

Several users have reported that they cannot install Google Earth Pro on their Windows 10 systems. Reportedly, when they try to install the program, they get an error 1603 and the installation stops immediately or the screen hangs.

Error 1603 simply means that the application is already installed on your computer, so you cannot do it again. Windows 10 users experience this because during the update process, Google Earth shortcuts were removed from the desktop and the start menu. In that case, create a shortcut again.

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