Chrom closes automatic update
first [Right-click Computer -> Manage], find two task plans related to Google Automatic Update in [Computer Management (Local) -> System Tools -> Task Scheduler -> Task Scheduler Library] [GoogleUpdateTaskMachineCore] ] and [GoogleUpdateTaskMachineUA], and disable them. In the screenshot of the online game that introduced this method, there are three task plans in the impression. I only have two here. If there are more than one, I will use my ingenuity to judge whether it is related to the automatic update of Chrome~
Then in the [Services and Applications->Services] below, find two services related to Google Update [Google Update Service (gupdate)], [Google Update Service (gupdatem)], right click, select Properties, and start Type changed to Disabled.
After completing the above two steps, you can theoretically stop Chrome’s automatic update, but some netizens said that after doing this, don’t click [Help -> About Google Chrome] in Chrome. I haven’t tried to kill myself, but since someone said so, it’s best not to order it~
In addition, I saw another method that is easier, that is, rename the GoogleUpdate.exe file in the C drive~ This is the default installation location of Chrome (should be), if you have used some black technology to change the installation location, follow the relative Let's find the path, it should be similar.
As for whether it will work if only changing the file name of the GoogleUpdate.exe file without disabling task scheduling and services in the management, I... haven't tried it~ I have done the above three steps anyway, and now Chrome even clicks on the interface. won't update automatically
Original link: https://blog.csdn.net/weixin_48502426/article/details/122955721