In the Target textbox, go to the end of the path and after chrome.exe, insert a space and input the following: Right-click the new icon and select Properties.Ĥ. Rename the shortcut to Restore Last Session.ģ. Copy the shortcut for Google Chrome and paste it on the desktop.Ģ. Where username is the username whose profile contains the Google Chrome installation.ġ.
To do this from a command prompt, use one of the following:Ĭ:\Users\ \AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe -restore-last-sessionĬ:\Documents and Settings\ \Application Data\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe -restore-last-session I do this enough that I went ahead and made a Restore Session shortcut on my desktop that sits next to my regular Google Chrome shortcut.
Did you accidentally close your browser and it wasn’t set to restore the pages that were open last? Instead of being frustrated, simply use a command line switch for Chrome and restore the previous session.
