Teach you how to stop Google Update automatic upgrades | Google chrome__ Operating System

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Google Chrome's automatic upgrade mechanism ensures that users can always use the latest version, but many people are also very dissatisfied with the automatic upgrade, especially when the bandwidth is not big, and Google "bullying" does not give users the option to automatically upgrade.
now I'm going to show you how to customize the rules for automatic upgrades with Group Policy Editor, so that you don't automatically upgrade them, and you can set up individual programs for Google, which automatically upgrades, and not automatically.

First download the Google Official Group Policy template

Then open the Group Policy Editor (start-run-enter gpedit.msc-carriage return), right-click on the Administrative Templates, and select Add/Remove Templates.



Then click Add to import the file that you just downloaded in front of you.





As shown below, this template called Googleupdate has been successfully imported and closed directly.



In this way, in the management template to see the new Google Project, expand the Google Update, find preferences, you can see inside called Auto-update Check Period override Setup project.



Double-click this auto-update Check Period override to set up your project to open the Settings window, where you can auto-update the Disable all checks to the selection.



Note that in fact, all of the Google Apps are listed in the Applications directory, and you can set up a program specifically to upgrade it automatically. For example, select the Update policy override project in Google Chrome.



Double-click it to change the policy to manual or completely disable the upgrade.



If you are using Windows XP Home or Windows Vista Home version without a Group Policy editor, you can use Registry Editor (start-run-regedit-carriage return). After entering, locate the "hkey_local_machinesoftwarepoliciesgoogleupdate" directory, adding two new DWORD-type key values in it:
Autoupdatecheckperiodminutes Disableautoupdatecheckscheckboxvalue
The value entered for the first key value indicates how often a day is checked for updates, such as 1440 is 1440 minutes.

The second key value, if entered-1, is a complete ban on automatic upgrades. Enter 0 to allow automatic upgrades.