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Google Chrome Background

I fix PCs for a living.

At a customer last night run Vista or Win 7 when you installed Google Chrome it forced you to choose a theme and NONE of the themes was a plain white background. Which my customer did not like but let it pass and said they would figure it out later as this was a minor part of my main job.

Yet today on my own Win 7 PC I installed Google Chrome browser and it just came up with a white background and default home page of Google.com. And the settings I could change the home page or pages to anything I wanted.

Today I am doing a job where installing Google chrome is more of the main part of the job. The OS  is Win 8 but converted to a Win 7 interface with www.classicshell.net which is widely used and reliable for this purpose.

Should I expect Google Chrome to just come up with a white background or not. Given we have a Win 7 interface like my description above, I can not see why not and would not force me to choose a theme. I emphasize FORCE, I expect the option to choose a background theme to be present but I can avoid using it.
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I've never seen any setup where installing chrome wouldn't have a white background as default.

If there is another background, either there is some group policy set on the PC, or maybe the user profile already once had chrome installed and the previous settings have been saved and are being used again, or it isn't the vanilla chrome installer, but rather a special one that was adapted.
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The PC inn question was bought two years ago used so your remark " I would suspect the customer was signed into his account where a background option was chosen before" is probably the case.