您是否曾经访问过网页却发现页面上的图片都没有加载？图片无法在Chrome(Chrome)中加载可能有多种原因。
在本文中，您将了解一些应该快速解决此问题的首要检查事项。如果没有，有一些更高级的选项可以尝试到文章的后半部分。
为什么图像无法在 Chrome 中加载
当您使用Chrome(Chrome)时，可能有很多原因无法在网页中加载图片。
- 您的互联网连接中断，Chrome正在加载缓存页面。
- Chrome设置阻止了图像。
- 您尝试加载的网站存在问题。
- 浏览器扩展可能会干扰页面加载。
- 您的防病毒软件阻止了图像。
正如您可以想象的那样，有这么多原因，找到实际问题并不总是那么容易。但是，此分步指南应该可以帮助您解决问题。
1.尝试不同的浏览器
首先要检查的是问题是否仅与您的Chrome浏览器或任何浏览器有关。为什么这很重要？每个浏览器都使用自己的浏览器引擎来处理传入的网页代码。
Chrome使用Chromium引擎。因此，第一个尝试的测试是使用另一个基于Chromium的浏览器，例如Vivaldi。
如果图像未在Vivaldi中加载，则可能是您的 Internet 连接或与您 PC 上 的Chromium引擎有关。(Chromium)
另一个不错的尝试是启动(launc)Firefox 并访问相同的网页。(hing Firefox and visiting the same web page.)
Firefox 使用一个完全不同的浏览器渲染引擎(Firefox uses a completely different browser rendering engine)Gecko ，(Gecko)运行一个新的代号Quantum。
如果Firefox也不加载图像，则您的 Internet 连接可能是问题所在。如果是这种情况，您将需要对Internet 连接进行故障排除(troubleshooting your internet connection)。
2.检查显示所有图像选项
如果其他浏览器工作正常，那么问题很可能出在Google Chrome上。因此，是时候开始对Chrome进行故障排除了。
首先，检查可以阻止图像加载的设置是否配置不正确。要检查的第一个设置是显示所有图像(Show All Images)Chrome 设置。
要找到这个：
1. 选择右侧三个点打开菜单并选择设置(Settings)。
2. 向下滚动到隐私和安全(Privacy and security)部分并选择站点设置(Site Settings)。
3. 在站点设置(Site Settings)菜单中，向下滚动到内容(Content)部分并选择图像(Images)。
4. 在图像(Images)菜单中，确保站点可以显示图像(Sites can show images)已启用。
此设置是人们在打开网页时看到损坏的图像图标的最常见原因之一。希望此设置已解决您的问题。
3. 检查 JavaScript 设置
一些网页使用JavaScript代码在网页上加载图像。因此，如果您在Chrome中禁用了(Chrome)JavaScript而没有意识到，图像将不会加载到该网页上。
您可以确保在Chrome中启用了JavaScript以查看这是否是问题所在。为此，请使用上述相同的过程打开Chrome设置。向下滚动(Scroll)到内容(Content)部分并选择JavaScript以查看 Chrome JavaScript 设置。
在 JavaScript 设置中，确保站点可以使用 JavaScript(Sites can use JavaScript)已启用。这将确保如果网页确实使用JavaScript加载图像，它将在Chrome中运行。
重新启动Chrome浏览器，然后尝试重新访问该页面。如果此设置是问题，则网页现在应该加载图像。
4. 使用隐身(Incognito)测试无扩展
另一个可能导致Chrome中图像加载问题的问题是浏览器扩展。很难解决导致问题的扩展程序，尤其是在您运行大量扩展程序的情况下。
测试这一点的简单方法是以隐身模式运行 Chrome(run Chrome in Incognito mode)。这将启动浏览器而不加载任何扩展。为此，只需选择右上角的三个点以打开Chrome菜单并选择New incognito window。
尝试在这个新的隐身窗口中加载有问题的网页。如果页面加载，那么问题很可能是您的扩展之一。如果是这种情况，请关闭隐身模式并打开常规浏览器窗口。
通过打开设置访问扩展菜单，选择更多工具(More tools)，然后选择扩展(Extensions)。
一次禁用一个活动扩展并继续测试网页。
一旦您禁用一个并且网页可以加载图像，您就知道扩展是问题所在。考虑选择Remove将其从(Remove)Chrome中完全删除。
5.清除谷歌浏览器缓存
当图像无法正常工作时， Google(Google)可能已经缓存了网页的某个版本。在缓存刷新之前，页面的缓存版本将继续加载。
清除缓存(Clear the cache)拉取最新版本的网页，看看是不是Chrome缓存有问题。
1.在浏览器的URL字段中输入(URL)chrome://history/Enter。
2. 在左侧菜单中，选择清除浏览数据(Clear browsing data)。
3. 这将打开清除浏览数据(Clear browsing data)窗口。确保至少选择了清除图像和文件(Clear images and files)，然后选择清除数据(Clear data)。
4. 另一种方法是选择高级(Advanced)选项卡。确保选择了缓存(Cached images and files)的图像和文件，然后选择清除数据(Clear data)按钮。
这些中的任何一个都可以。删除缓存的图像和文件后，重新启动浏览器，然后尝试重新加载页面。如果Chrome缓存是问题所在，则网页现在应该加载所有图像。
6. 确保 Chrome 已更新
过时的Chrome浏览器很容易导致加载网页的问题，包括加载图像。如果网页最近更新并使用需要最新版本的Chromium渲染引擎的最新 Web 代码，则尤其如此。
更新Chrome 既(Chrome)快捷又方便。只需(Just)选择右上角的三个点，然后从菜单中选择帮助。(Help)然后，选择关于 Google Chrome(About Google Chrome)。
当“关于 Chrome(About Chrome) ”页面打开时，Chrome会自动联系以检查它是否已完全更新。
如果不是，它将自动使用最新版本进行自我更新。等待(Wait)检查更新(Checking for updates)消息更改为Google Chrome 是最新的(Google Chrome is up to date)。看到此消息后，重新启动浏览器并再次测试网页。
7.尝试重命名Chrome数据文件夹(Chrome Data Folder)
根据许多Chrome用户的说法， Chrome数据文件夹的问题（文件被删除或损坏）可能会导致图像无法在Chrome中加载。
您可以测试这是否是问题并通过重命名默认数据文件夹来修复它。
1. 选择开始菜单，键入运行，(Run,)然后选择运行(Run)应用程序。
2. 在打开字段中，输入%localappdata%并选择确定(OK)按钮。
3. 在打开的Windows 浏览器(Windows Browser)窗口中，导航到//AppData/Local/Google/Chrome/User Data。
将默认(Default)文件夹重命名为其他任何内容。然后，重新启动Chrome。Chrome将在(Chrome)User Data中重新创建一个新的Default文件夹。
如果旧的默认(Default)文件夹导致问题，那么您现在应该在访问有问题的网页时看到图像。
8. 重置您的 Chrome 浏览器
如果您已尝试上述所有设置调整，但似乎没有任何效果，将所有Chrome设置恢复为默认设置可能会解决问题。
打开Chrome设置窗口，选择Advanced，然后向下滚动到Reset and clean up部分。选择将设置恢复为原始默认值(Restore settings to their original defaults)。
这将重置所有Chrome浏览器设置。重新启动Chrome浏览器并再次尝试该网页。如果图像加载，那么您知道许多Chrome浏览器设置之一导致了问题。
9. 尝试不同的 DNS 服务器
您可以尝试的最后一件事是通过使用不同的DNS(DNS)服务器连接到 Internet 进行测试。当网页尝试加载图像时，它会使用指向这些图像的URL链接。如果您访问的站点使用内容交付网络(Delivery Network)( CDN ) 服务（该服务提供来自全球不同服务器的图像），那么您使用 的DNS 服务器很重要。(DNS server)
如果您当前的DNS服务器的本地(DNS)CDN服务器的 IP 地址不正确，您的浏览器将不会加载图像。
要测试这是否是问题所在，请尝试将您的DNS服务器更改为Google DNS服务器。
- 打开Windows 控制面板(Windows Control Panel)，然后在网络和 Internet 下选择查看网络状态和任务。(View network status and tasks)
2. 在左侧导航菜单中，选择更改适配器设置(Change adapter settings)。
3. 您将看到列出的所有网络适配器。右键单击您正在使用的活动网络适配器，然后从菜单中选择属性。(Properties)
4. 在Wi-Fi 属性(Wi-Fi Properties)窗口中，在此连接使用以下项目(This connection uses the following items)下选择Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)。选择此下方的属性(Properties)按钮。
5. 选择使用以下 DNS 服务器地址(Use the following DNS server address)。输入8.8.8.8作为首选 DNS 服务器(Preferred DNS server)，输入8.8.4.4作为备用 DNS 服务器(Alternate DNS server)。
选择确定(OK)。重新启动计算机以确保这些设置生效。然后，重新启动Chrome并再次测试网页。
图像未在 Chrome 中加载
如您所见，导致图像无法在Chrome中加载的问题并不总是那么简单。但希望通过仔细完成本指南中的步骤，您已经发现并解决了问题。
9 Fixes When Images Not Loading in Chrome
Have you ever νisited a web page only to find that none of the piсtures on the page load? Images not loading in Chrome can have several causes.
In this article, you’ll learn some of the first things to check that should fix this problem quickly. If those don’t, there are some more advanced options to try toward the latter part of the article.
Why Images Aren’t Loading in Chrome
There could be many reasons images may not load in web pages when you’re using Chrome.
- Your internet connection is down, and Chrome is loading a cached page.
- A Chrome setting is blocking images.
- There are problems with the site you’re trying to load.
- A browser extension could be interfering with the page load.
- Your antivirus software is blocking the images.
As you can imagine, with so many causes, finding the actual problem isn’t always easy. However, this step-by-step guide should help you resolve the issue.
1. Try a Different Browser
The first thing to check is whether the issue is only with your Chrome browser or any browser. Why does this matter? Each browser uses its own browser engine to process incoming web page code.
Chrome uses the Chromium engine. So, the first test to try is using another Chromium-based browser like Vivaldi.
If images aren’t loading in Vivaldi, it could either be your internet connection or something to do with the Chromium engine on your PC.
Another good test to try is launching Firefox and visiting the same web page.
Firefox uses a completely different browser rendering engine called Gecko, running a new code-named Quantum.
If Firefox doesn’t load images either, your internet connection could be the issue. If this is the case, you’re going to need to work on troubleshooting your internet connection.
2. Check the Show All Images Option
If other browsers work fine, then it’s most likely that the issue is with Google Chrome. Therefore it’s time to start troubleshooting Chrome.
First, check that the settings that can stop images from loading are improperly configured. The first setting to check is the Show All Images Chrome setting.
To find this:
1. Select the three dots on the right to open the menu and select Settings.
2. Scroll down to the Privacy and security section and select Site Settings.
3. In the Site Settings menu, scroll down to the Content section and select Images.
4. In the Images menu, make sure that Sites can show images is enabled.
This setting is one of the most common reasons people see broken image icons when opening web pages. Hopefully, this setting has fixed your issue.
3. Check JavaScript Settings
Some web pages use JavaScript code to load images on the web page. Because of this, if you’ve disabled JavaScript in Chrome without realizing it, images won’t load on that web page.
You can make sure JavaScript is enabled in Chrome to see if this is the problem. To do this, use the same process above to open Chrome settings. Scroll down to the Content section and select JavaScript to see Chrome JavaScript settings.
In JavaScript settings, make sure Sites can use JavaScript is enabled. This will ensure that if the web page does use JavaScript to load images, it’ll work in Chrome.
Restart your Chrome browser and then try to reaccess the page. If this setting was the issue, the web page should load the images now.
4. Test No Extensions with Incognito
Another issue that can cause problems with images loading in Chrome are browser extensions. It’s difficult to troubleshoot which extension is causing the issue, especially if you’re running a lot of them.
The easy way to test this is to run Chrome in Incognito mode. This will launch the browser without any extensions loaded. To do this, just select the three dots at the upper right to open the Chrome menu and select New incognito window.
Try loading the problematic web page in this new incognito window. If the pages load, then the issue is most likely one of your extensions. If this is the case, close incognito mode and open a regular browser window.
Access the extensions menu by opening settings, select More tools, and then select Extensions.
Disable the active extensions one at a time and keep testing the web page.
Once you disable one and the web page can load images, you know that extension is the issue. Consider selecting Remove to delete it completely from Chrome.
5. Clear the Google Chrome Cache
Google may have cached a version of the web page when the images weren’t working. Until the cache is refreshed, the cached version of the page will continue to load.
Clear the cache to pull the newest version of the web page to see if the Chrome cache is the problem.
1. Type chrome://history/ into the URL field of your browser and press Enter.
2. In the left menu, select Clear browsing data.
3. This will open the Clear browsing data window. Make sure at least Clear images and files is selected and select Clear data.
4. Another way to do this is to select the Advanced tab. Make sure Cached images and files is selected and select the Clear data button.
Either of these will work. Once the cached images and files are deleted, restart the browser and then try reloading the page. If the Chrome cache was the issue, the web page should now load all images.
6. Make Sure Chrome is Updated
An out-of-date Chrome browser could easily lead to issues loading web pages, including loading images. This is especially true if the web page has been recently updated and uses the latest web code that requires the latest version of the Chromium rendering engine.
It’s quick and easy to update Chrome. Just select the three dots at the upper right and select Help from the menu. Then, select About Google Chrome.
When the About Chrome page opens, Chrome will automatically reach out to check if it’s fully updated.
If it isn’t, it’ll automatically update itself with the latest build. Wait for the Checking for updates message to change to Google Chrome is up to date. Once you see this message, restart the browser and test the web page again.
7. Try Renaming the Chrome Data Folder
According to many Chrome users, an issue with Chrome’s data folder (files are deleted or corrupt) can cause images to not load in Chrome.
You can test if this is the problem and fix it by renaming the default data folder.
1. Select the Start menu, type Run, and select the Run app.
2. In the Open field, type %localappdata% and select the OK button.
3. In the Windows Browser window that opens, navigate to //AppData/Local/Google/Chrome/User Data.
Rename the Default folder to anything else. Then, relaunch Chrome. Chrome will recreate a new Default folder inside of User Data.
If the old Default folder was causing the problem, then you should now see images when you visit the problematic web page.
8. Reset Your Chrome Browser
If you’ve tried all settings adjustments above and nothing seems to work, resetting all Chrome settings back to default could fix the problem.
Open the Chrome settings window, select Advanced, and scroll down to the Reset and clean up section. Select Restore settings to their original defaults.
This will reset all Chrome browser settings. Restart the Chrome browser and try the web page again. If images load then you know that one of the many Chrome browser settings was causing the problem.
9. Try Different DNS Servers
A final thing you can try is a test by connecting to the internet using different DNS servers. When a web page attempts to load images, it uses a URL link to those images. If the site you’re visiting uses a Content Delivery Network (CDN) service (which serves images from different servers worldwide), the DNS server you’re using matters.
If your current DNS servers have the incorrect IP address for your local CDN servers, your browser won’t load the images.
To test if this is the issue, try changing your DNS servers to Google DNS servers.
- Open the Windows Control Panel and select View network status and tasks under Network and Internet.
2. In the left navigation menu, select Change adapter settings.
3. You will see all network adapters listed. Right-click on the active network adapter that you’re using and select Properties from the menu.
4. In the Wi-Fi Properties window, select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) under This connection uses the following items. Select the Properties button under this.
5. Select Use the following DNS server address. Enter 8.8.8.8 for the Preferred DNS server and 8.8.4.4 for the Alternate DNS server.
Select OK. Restart your computer to make sure these settings take effect. Then, relaunch Chrome and test the web page again.
Images Not Loading in Chrome
As you can see, the issue causing images not to load in Chrome isn’t always straightforward. But hopefully, by carefully working through the steps in this guide, you’ve discovered and resolved the issue.
