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So there is no way to restrict chrome for auto updates.
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So there is no way to restrict chrome for auto updates.

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Thanks for the replies,<br />
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I will try to add the google update template
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Thanks for the replies,

I will try to add the google update template

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Our Users like Chrome. So they install themselves. We restricted them making chrome as default in GPO. <br />
Here is my question,<br />
As chrome updates are frequent, Is there any way &nbsp;to push updates and anything like WSUS. <br />
Also what can we do to restrict getting auto updates directly from Internet.<br />
We cannot administrative templates in our GPO.<br />
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Any suggestions would be great.<br />
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Thanks
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Our Users like Chrome. So they install themselves. We restricted them making chrome as default in GPO. 
Here is my question,
As chrome updates are frequent, Is there any way  to push updates and anything like WSUS. 
Also what can we do to restrict getting auto updates directly from Internet.
We cannot administrative templates in our GPO.

Any suggestions would be great.

Thanks

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