'Computer Configuration' > 'Administative Templates' > 'Google' > 'Google Chrome – Default Settings' 'Computer Configuration' > 'Administative Templates' > 'Google' > 'Google Chrome' The new templates will now be avaliable under: Once selected click okay and close the add/remove templates panel. I chose 'Policy_templates' > 'Windows' > 'adm' > 'en-us' > chrome.adm Sifting through to the ADM/ADMX files that were downloaded, choose the right language for you and the right format. With the panel that pops up click on 'Add.' down the bottom left. To install the Administrative Templates, in Group Policy Object Editor, under 'Computer Configuration' > 'Administrative Templates' right click on 'Administrative Templates'. You Should now see Google Chrome sitting there ready to be installed and managed.Įxtract the ADM/ADMX policy files downloaded from Google/the above link. In here Feel free to change the name of the file, or check anything you want to. Choose Advanced rather than Assigned, then click Ok. In the white space on the right hand side, right click > 'New' > 'Package'įind where you stored the “Google Chrome Enterprise.msi” and open it. In the Group Policy Object Editer, open 'Computer configuration' > 'Software Settings' > 'Software Installation'. Click “Create and Link a GPO Here.”Ĭall the GPO “Install Google Chrome Enterprise”
Once done, open up Group Policy.Ĭreate a new Group Policy by right clicking on an OU (Prefereably a test workstation OU). Google Chrome for Business ADM/ADMX Templates (5.7MB)Īfter you have downloaded the MSI and ADM/ADMX templates, move the files to a network accessable folder. Google Chrome for Business MSI ( 35.3 MB)
Google Chrome is becoming the standard in business providing big speedups, apps, all the while keeping up to date with HTML5 & CSS3 as well.ĭown the bottom I have supplied the MSI+MST for download.
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