To check your Chrome Sync settings on the desktop, go to Chrome menu > Settings > Sync and Google Services > Manage What You Sync. You likely have password syncing in Chrome set to off. Otherwise, start with the device that is yet to upload your data (such as fixes #3-7), and then work on the rest of your devices, if required. If the Password Manager lists your latest passwords, then you can skip applying the fixes to Chrome on the device that created them in the first place. That way, you can focus on the device that requires troubleshooting while working your way through the various fixes below. It’s always best to use Google’s online Password Manager to ensure that your passwords have indeed uploaded to the Google servers. If you use Chrome on the iPhone or Android, head over to the App Store or the Play Store, search for ‘chrome,’ and then tap Update (if available). That will cause the browser to install any updates, if available, forcibly. Open the Chrome menu, point to Help, and then click About Google Chrome. The desktop version of the browser updates automatically, but it’s always wise to double-check. The latest updates often fix known bugs and issues, so it’s well worth doing this before we dive into the rest of the fixes.

Start by updating Chrome on all of your devices.

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