mmc.exe).įrom the File menu select Add/Remove Snap-Ins….
The first step is to open up the Microsoft Management Console (i.e. Copy GoogleUpdate.adml into the *C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions\en-us\* folder.Copy GoogleUpdate.admx into the *C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions\* folder.Unpack the downloaded zip file into a work folder. That template file is contained in googleupdateadmx.zip. This procedure assumes that you will be performing Local Group policy changes to a single server and that you have already downloaded the administrative template that Google has created. Managing Group Policy ADMX Files Step-by-Step Guide.Turning Off Auto Updates in Google Chrome.If the Chrome update occurs on a continuous integration server prior to Selenium updating its interface code it could potentially halt the executing of unit tests on the build server. For instance, there is a dependency between the Selenium unit test tool and the Chrome web driver. One specific example is where there are other installed third-party components that require rebuilding after a new Chrome release occurs. There are situations, however, where it is undesirable to do so. In general, allowing Google Chrome to automatically update itself is a good security practice to follow. That information is not easily to locate on Google’s site, so this article will distill that information into an easily referenced procedure. Google publishes information on how to disable the automatic updating of Chrome on Windows machines via group policy. The original article, Disable Google Chrome Updates, used the Administrative Template in ADM format for versions of Windows prior to Windows 7. In this article we look at using the Administative Template in ADMX format for Windows 7 and later.
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