I finally found the fix, and now my Chrome is working flawlessly. In the last few months, Chrome has upgraded the browser with an integrated flash player, which means you computer may have two flash players working at the same time, and this creates resource problems and conflicts. This is the reason why Shockwave is always crashing. To do this, you must disable one of them, and I suggest you disable the integrated one for convenience.
1. Type "about
: plugins" (no spaces, I had to put space to get around Kworb's smiley
)in your address bar.
2. Click on "+" Details to expand.
3. You will see that you have two Flash Players installed.
4. Find this extension: "PepperFlash\pepflashplayer.dll"
5. Disable it and restart your computer.
Optional: 6. You can clear you cache and your temp, and maybe you cookies.
I hope this helps!
thanks for this. It's really helpful to a lot of people I'm sure. The experimental PepperFlash has given everyone that have been using the canary,dev, and beta versions of chrome problems for ages, I'm surprised it's even in made it into the stable build of Chrome this way to be honest.
And thanks 
I've tried everything, hope it works 
....I'm laughing that you actually use chrome. 