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It should be noted that Chrome MSI is not real MSI, but a wrapper around the executable, i.e. Instead of deploying files, registry settings etc., it simply unpacks and launches the usual setup.exe. Download Free Matrix Patch Of Neo Spolszczenie Software Testing. Google is not the first one to do it. For instance, Adobe Flash and Reader are the same fakes. While this method does allow to deploy by group policy, it's missing practically all the advantages of Windows Installer (see ), and in many cases the administrator will have to repackage it into true MSI installation prior to deployment.

In order to simply launch setup.exe by group policy, you don't even need this fake MSI. There's little known feature, so called ZAP file ( ) - basically an inf file that can be specified in the group policy, same as MSI, and it will launch your executable with parameters. NdotGdot 10:55.

None of the 'answers' anywhere were working for me to get a standalone file to install chrome. All the answers I found were routed back to the same place to download the software. So I went to the Chrome beta site: I was able to get the standalone file I was looking for.

Just save it off instead of running it and you get a google_updater.exe file. Unfortunately you do have to be logged into the computer with administrator rights, but I think I can achieve this through Global Policy. Anyway, maybe this will work for some of you.

Natdege natdege 11:43. Just add the answer. When you use the msi installer, when you want to do silent install, just type at command prompt: msiexec /q /i.msi or.msi /quiet two ways above was work at my computer.

I tested it at Windows 7 enterprise. Google Chrome has been installed silently, but it takes time about 5 minutes. Reference: To UPDATE Google Chrome 'Standalone' - System Wide Level, U must uninstall the old version first, then u can install the newest version. To uninstall, type this command at command prompt: msiexec /x.msi /qn Reference: Thx:) Wug Fresh 13:29. @jaspotn Actually, i have test it to update chrome old version to the newest version, and the chrome said that you cannot install the newest one cause you have the chrome install on that computer. Im not sure the reason why chrome cannot update automatically with the msi installation.

I just know that google provide the automatically update direct from the client. I try to create vbs script to install the newest version with uninstall and then install the new one, it works. This is all based on my experience. Base at my testing experience: if you install chrome computer level, it will leave two copies. At C: Program Files Google and at User profile. When you install at computer level, user will receive some notification. Just suggest u to test it before you apply to your production spectoron 08:42.

Download Lagu Rohani Kristen Jesus Be The Center here. This is beneficial because if the user saves the initial installation utility and runs it at a later date, the user will still receive the most up-to-date version of Chrome, including patches to critical security vulnerabilities that may have been discovered and fixed in the time between the initial download and the eventual installation process. But the Chrome online installer also has its drawbacks. First, unlike traditional self-contained software installers, you need to have an active Internet connection in order to install the browser. This may seem like a minor issue, especially since a Web browser like Chrome is nearly useless without the Internet, but there are several scenarios in which a user installing Chrome wouldn’t need or necessarily want Internet access.

Examples include IT management and service, where a technician deploys software to one or more PCs that may not yet have Internet connections set up, or installing a Web browser on a PC that will be used for browsing local HTML resources in an organization’s intranet but won’t have access to the wider Internet. Even in cases where the Internet is available, some users may prefer a standalone offline installer, such as those working with networks and connections that offer very limited bandwidth. The full Chrome installer is only about 50MB in size, but that could still take some time to download in cases where the only network connection is dial-up, or in cases where bandwidth is metered or otherwise limited.

Thankfully, Google provides an option to download a standalone Chrome offline installer, but you need to know where to look. To download the Chrome offline installer, at Google’s support website and select your desired version of Chrome. Like the online installer, Google will attempt to automatically detect the version of the operating system you’re running and offer you the corresponding version of Chrome. This may not be helpful, however, since you’re presumably downloading the Chrome offline installer to use with other computers that may not match your current platform. To work around this issue, look for an option labeled “Download Chrome for another Platform,” which will let you manually download all available versions of Chrome.