Luckily, it is quite easy to update Google Chrome on your Mac, PC, iPhones and Android, and here we will show you how to update it. Ways to upgrade Google Chrome on your PC or Mac. First, let’s see the circumstantial on how updates works in Google Chrome. By default, Google Chrome is continuously ensuring for the up-to-date version of Google.

Google Chrome has a functionality to automatically update to the latest version. Unless you are using the stable version, updates are rolled out quite frequently. The new version may not always have a new feature, and but possibly have some security or stability issues.

This will update Google Chrome on Windows and Mac. How to update Google Chrome on Android. It’s very easy to update Google Chrome on Android. Follow these steps. Open Google Play on your Android device. Tap the hamburger icon on the top-left. Tap My apps & games. Tap Updates and see if Google Chrome is listed here. If it is, tap Update.
Change Update Check Frequency: Add a new DWORD value AutoUpdateCheckPeriodMinutes and set to desired minutes. To check for update once a day set 1440 or for once a week set 10080 minutes. EnableDisable Google Chrome Automatic Updates To disable updates, enter the following command in the Terminal application.

If you wish to prevent Google Chrome Browser from updating automatically, here’s how to do it on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Windows

There are two ways to disable automatic updates on Windows, using Group Policy Editor or Registry Editor.

Group Policy Editor

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Download Google Update Administrative Template.
Launch Group Policy Editor (Start > Run: gpedit.msc)
Navigate to Local Computer Policy > Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates
Right-click on Administrative Templates, and select Add/Remove Templates
Now add the downloaded GoogleUpdate.adm template.
Once complete, navigate to Administrative Templates > Google > Google Update > Preferences.
There modify the Auto-update check period override property.

Registry Editor

Disable Google Chrome Automatic Updates:
Open Registry Editor(Start > Run: regedit)and navigate to:

In the right pane, add a new DWORD value DisableAutoUpdateChecksCheckboxValue and set it to 1 to disable automatic updates. If later you wish to re-enable updates, change the value to 0.

Change Update Check Frequency:
Add a new DWORD value AutoUpdateCheckPeriodMinutes and set to desired minutes. Ex. to check for update once a day set 1440 or for once a week set 10080 minutes.

Mac OS

EnableDisable Google Chrome Automatic Updates
To disable updates, enter the following command in the Terminal application:

To re-enable updates, enter the following command:

Terminal “defaults write com.google.Keystone.Agent checkInterval 0” is executed (one automatic updates enabled, specify the interval in seconds.)

Change Update Check Frequency

Check for updates once a day:
$ defaults write com.google.Keystone.Agent checkInterval 86400

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Here the frequency is in seconds, so for once a week enter the same command with value as 604800.

Linux

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Don’t click on notifications asking for automatic updates in the standard package management system.

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