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Based on what you’re describing and the similar reports in other threads, this looks more like an environment or display configuration issue than a pure supported Chrome version problem.
A few things I would suggest checking:
First, confirm the effective DPI using command line rather than relying only on the Windows UI. Open Command Prompt and run:
wmic desktopmonitor get PixelsPerXLogicalInch,PixelsPerYLogicalInch
If the value returned is 96, that equals 100% scaling. If you see higher numbers like 120 or 144, then scaling is above 100%, which can cause coordinate misalignment issues even if Display Settings appears correct.
Second, test with only a single monitor connected and ensure the browser launches on the primary display. Additional or previously configured displays can affect coordinate calculations.
Third, try clearing the TestComplete user settings by renaming the folder %LocalAppData%\SmartBear\TestComplete and then launching TestComplete again. This will reset local configuration and browser integration settings, which can sometimes resolve machine-specific coordinate issues.
If this resolves your scenario, marking it as the solution helps future readers find it quickly.