Note: You may have to create the “Google” and “Update” folders. 87, was fully released on the 30 of july, meaning it's only been 6 days, now i'm not sure if this is what causes the issue you're experiencing, but if you have done everything else correctly as stated on googles website on how to set it up, there is no reason for it to not work, atleast if you've waited several days and it still doesnt update.Type “regedit“, then press “Enter” to bring up the Registry Editor.

It seems from what i can understand, that the update is rolled out within a 7-10 period, from when the release is published. If you read the information posted regarding the update-time, from when the update is released. Now based on the response you had to worksysadmin, i would recommend that you take a look at the following page, where there is a reponse from a Google employee: If you were to get the update to work, i'd recommend taking a look at the following page: įor some updates a reboot of Chrome is required, you could here change the notifications the user get to make them reboot the browser when required, instead of giving them a recommendation.įor the relaunch notifications, you can find all the information you need here, how to set it up: 10, the updates are launched over a 7-10 day period, which could also cause the updates to not be applied unless you specificly force the installation of the specific update. If the update you're referring to is the current. Some users have experiences issues with using 'Update Policy override default: Enabled (Always allow updates), and have changed it to ' Automatic silent updates only - Updates are only installed if found via the automatic update checker. The standard is set to once every 5 hours, so you could try to change it to a more frequent updating time. Have you changed anything in terms of how often it checks for an update? Update Policy override default: Enabled (Always Allow Updates)Ĭomputer Config -> Policies -> Admin Templates -> Google -> Google Update -> Applications -> Google Chrome Is anyone else having this issue? I have the following GP policies set and I verified they are getting applied properly to all the computers:Ĭomputer Config -> Policies -> Admin Templates -> Google -> Google Update -> Applications: The only way to update Chrome is to open it on the computer, go to the about tab in Chrome, at which point it updates itself.

I have also loaded all the Google Update admx group policy extensions and set them up so Chrome and all other Google products update automatically. The MSI deployed through Group Policy is Chrome version. We have the Google Chrome enterprise MSI deployed using Group Policy.

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