Many applications release updates with the latest security patches to their users. So does Google Chrome. If you use Chrome on a Windows system, you may have often noticed some changes either in the design or in the settings. This is because it silently downloads and installs all the latest updates automatically in the background. And most of them increase the security of your browser and have no disadvantages as such.

Google Chrome on Windows and Mac auto-updates itself on a regular basis. The auto-updating procedure is performed by Google Update, which is based on the open-source Omaha project. Auto-updated provide fixes to sometimes critical issues, limiting exposure. How to Update Adobe Flash Player Plugin in Google Chrome This updates the Adobe Flash Player plugin in the Chrome web browser, this is demonstrated in Mac OS but it works the same in Windows too. In the URL bar of Google Chrome, type the following address: chrome://components/ and hit return.

Given that Chrome does not give you an option to disable the auto-update anyhow, you will have to use some other ways to get that done. In case you are wondering what they are, here is how you can disable Chrome auto-update in Windows 10.

Note: I have tried the following methods on my Windows 10 PC and they worked out fine. Having said that, these methods should work fine on older Windows versions, like Windows 8.1, 8, 7 etc. Turn Off Chrome Automatic Updates Using Local Group Policy Editor This method involves downloading the Google Update (auto-update) template in ADM form from. You can also download it directly by clicking.

This template will be used to disable Chrome auto-update on your computer using the Local Group Policy Editor. Here are the steps for that: Note: Local Group Policy Editor is not available on every Windows edition. In case your system does not have it, this method will not work for you. • Open Run command by pressing Windows + R on your keyboard.

Here, type “gpedit.msc” and hit Enter. This will open the Local Group Policy Editor. • In this window, under “Computer Configuration”, right-click on “Administrative Templates”, and select “Add/Remove Templates”. • On the following window, click on “Add”. • Now you will be prompted to locate a Policy Template. Navigate to the Google Update template that you downloaded from the link above and select it. This should add it to the list.

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Click on “Close” to continue. • From the left pane of Local Group Policy Editor, navigate to the following path: Computer Configuration Administrative Templates Classic Administrative Templates (ADM) Google Google Update Applications Google Chrome • Here, double-click on “Update Policy Override”.

• You will now be taken to its configuration page. First, enable the service by clicking on the “Enabled” radio button. Now from the “Policy” drop-down menu, select the option that suits you the best. To completely disable all updates – both automatic and manual – select “Updates disabled”. The descriptions for each of these options is available under the “Help” section of the same window.

Click on “OK” when you’ve selected an option. Now the next time you restart your computer, the Google Update service would be disabled. To reset it to the original setting, choose “Always allow updates (recommended)” from the Policy drop-down menu.

Disable Chrome Updates Using System Configuration This method involves disabling the service that Google Chrome uses to check for updates in the first place. Once disabled, Chrome wouldn’t get updated automatically unless you re-enable the service. So, without wasting any more time, here are the steps for this method: • Open Run command by pressing Windows + R on your keyboard. Here, type “msconfig” and hit Enter. This will open the System Configuration window. • In this window, head over to the “Services” tab and click on “Manufacturer” to sort them accordingly.