Google Chrome is the most popular browser on desktops and remains the top choice among users who like to stay on top of new features. Like other browsers, Google Chrome has auto-updates. But for those who are cautious about what they install and how often, this can be a nuisance.
If you want to turn the option off, but are unsure how to do so, keep reading. Here is how you can disable auto-updates for Google Chrome in Windows 10.
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