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Chrome auto update

cyber punk 0 Reputation points
2026-02-19T13:25:35.5333333+00:00

Hi,

I want Google Chrome to be auto update.

I tried to create a configuration policy for chrome auto update from settings catalogue, but the setting doesn't exist.

Deployed chrome (win32 app) through intune. When I check installation path, update engine folder is not available at location apart from application. This may be the reason chrome is not updating. After some research, came to know that windows treats chrom update engine as third party and blocks by default.

I tried ADMX method, however when I try to upload chrome ADMX file, it fails. I tried so many times but it didn't work.

Please let me know how do it.

Thanks in advance.

CP

Microsoft Security | Intune | Configuration
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  1. vgrzebyk 0 Reputation points
    2026-03-11T09:13:05.36+00:00

    @cyber punk as in pervious post was mentioned you need windows ADMX to be able to upload google update ADMXUser's image

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  2. Q&A Assist
    2026-02-19T13:25:47+00:00
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    To enable auto-updates for Google Chrome when deployed through Intune, you need to ensure that the Chrome update engine is correctly installed and configured. Here are some steps you can follow:

    1. Verify Installation: Ensure that the Chrome installation is complete and that the update engine is present. The update engine typically resides in the C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Update directory. If it is missing, it may indicate an issue with the deployment.
    2. Use ADMX Templates: Since you mentioned trying the ADMX method, make sure you are using the correct ADMX template for Chrome. If the upload fails, double-check the following:
      • Ensure that the ADMX file is compatible with your version of Windows and Intune.
      • Make sure you are following the correct steps to upload the ADMX file in Intune. You can refer to the documentation for guidance on how to properly add and configure ADMX-backed policies.
    3. Group Policy Settings: If you prefer using Group Policy, you can configure Chrome's auto-update settings through the Group Policy editor. You would need to download the Chrome administrative template and add it to your Group Policy management console. This allows you to set policies related to updates.
    4. Check Intune Configuration: In Intune, ensure that the configuration profile for Chrome includes settings for automatic updates. If the specific setting for auto-updating Chrome is not available, you might need to create a custom configuration profile that includes the necessary registry keys to enable updates.
    5. Monitoring and Troubleshooting: After deploying the configuration, monitor the status of the policy in Intune. Check for any errors or conflicts that might indicate why the updates are not being applied.

    If you continue to experience issues, consider reaching out to Microsoft support for further assistance with Intune and Chrome deployment.

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