Have you ever had automatic updates run when you usually restart Windows or turn Chrome off and on?
I can’t work for a certain amount of time because the update is running while I’m busy,
We have optimized for the current version, but there were cases where the work did not proceed as the version changed.
Today, to protect your precious time, we are going to show you how to turn off Chrome automatic updates.
Just follow these 5 easy steps! 크롬 업데이트
1. Start → Run System Configuration
System Configuration
2. Services → Uncheck 2 Google update services
Uncheck Google Update Service JFactory
3. Choose to quit without restarting
It is good to restart, but we recommend that you select Don’t restart and reboot after saving the things you want to save.
4. Start → Run Task Scheduler → “Disable” 2 GoogleUpdateTaskMachines
run task scheduler
Disable GoogleUpdateTaskMachine 2 items
This action automatically stops updating Google-related programs when the PC is rebooted.
5. C driver → Program Files (x86) → Google → Update folder → Change the GoogleUpdate.exe file name
Change the update program name to “GoogleUpdate.exe” → “GoogleUpdate(1).exe”
Finally, change the file name of the program used for Google Update.
Now, if you have followed up to step 5, your PC will try to automatically update Chrome, but you will not be able to do it.
Voila!
Error screen when updating chrome
If you check to see if an error occurs when the update is in progress, turning off automatic update is complete!
I hope it was of some help to you all ^^
Google Chrome is running an update for a major security threat. It would be better to update quickly to prevent zero-day attacks, right? Today, we will learn what a zero-day attack is and how to update Google Chrome.
A zero-day attack is an attack by creating a malicious code or program targeting the vulnerability after a security vulnerability in a core system, such as a specific operating system or network device, is discovered and before a patch to compensate for it is released. The first zero-day attack occurred on December 28, 2005, right after the Windows Metafile (WMF) vulnerability of Microsoft’s graphics processing engine was disclosed.
This is the 17th vulnerability in Google Chrome so far this year. This vulnerability was reported by an anonymous researcher on December 9, 2021. Exploiting this vulnerability can cause arbitrary code execution or data corruption without the user’s knowledge, so it is better to update it as soon as possible.
So, let’s quickly learn how to update Google Chrome.
Google Chrome users can check for updates by clicking the three dots menu at the top right of the browser > Settings > About Chrome on the left menu. Very simple, right? This next relaunch chrome and all updates are complete.
Rest assured that all closed windows will be restored at this time! However, windows opened in incognito mode are not restored.
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