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We have a client that has a number of win 7 computers that are not joined to the domain but are managed by our RMM Labtech.<br />
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They just got bought out by a different company and the new owners want all of the chrome homepages to be reset to the new companies website.<br />
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Every time I go to try and replace a preferences file for Google Chrome it doesn't update the home page.<br />
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Also in the registry key I cannot find the correct key to update this and push that out through our RMM.<br />
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Any ideas?
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We have a client that has a number of win 7 computers that are not joined to the domain but are managed by our RMM Labtech.

They just got bought out by a different company and the new owners want all of the chrome homepages to be reset to the new companies website.

Every time I go to try and replace a preferences file for Google Chrome it doesn't update the home page.

Also in the registry key I cannot find the correct key to update this and push that out through our RMM.

Any ideas?

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