How to stop automatic Chrome updates in Windows 10?
This post provides 4 ways.
Way 1.
Stop Automatic Chrome Updates through System Configuration
Step 1.Open System Configuration window.
it’s possible for you to pressWindows + Rto openRundialog.
Typemsconfigin Run window, and hitEnterto open System Configuration.
Step 2.Next you’re free to tapServicestab, and checkHide all Microsoft servicesbox.
Uncheck these two Google items, clickApplybutton and clickOKbutton.
You will be asked to kickstart your rig to make these changes take effect.
Way 2.
Turn Off Chrome Auto Updates with Services Manager
Step 1.Open Windows Servicesapplication.
you’re able to pressWindows + R, typeservices.msc, and hitEnterto open Windows Services manager.
Right-click each item and selectPropertiesto open its properties window.
TapGeneraltab and chooseDisabledin the drop-down menu next toStartup key in.
Way 3.
Check the detailed instructions below.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Google\Update\AutoUpdateCheckPeriodMinutes
Learn how to upgrade from 32-bit Windows 10 to 64-bit Windows 11 in this post.
A step-by-step guide is provided.
Way 4.
Step 1.you’re free to go toC:\Program Files (x86)\Google, and find theUpdatefolder.
Step 2.Then you’ve got the option to right-click theUpdatefolder and clickRename.
Change the name of this Update folder, e.g.
from Update.bak to Update6.bak.
It may not be safe when you use Chrome to browse online.
