Enterprise Chrome Version?
If I look at my installation of Chrome in the Program list, it shows the version as 64.240.49235.
My only guess is that this is the version of the Google Chrome .msi?
How do I collect the actual version of Chrome?
My only guess is that this is the version of the Google Chrome .msi?
How do I collect the actual version of Chrome?
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Posted by:
shigbee
12 years ago
with chrome open click on the wrench on the right below the red x and select about google chrome
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yes, but how do I do that via command-line? For other programs I can use gwmi win32_product, but the version reported for chrome there doesn't match the actual version when I check the about page in the application. - muebel 12 years ago
Posted by:
piyushnasa
12 years ago
For Enterprise deplooyment of Chrome, please follow this link:
http://msiworld.blogspot.com.au/2012/06/packaging-google-chrome-for-enterprise.html
Posted by:
jegolf
12 years ago
If this helps - I always use the Alternate (Offline) Google Chrome Installer. They also offer the option that installs for all users. You can push it out silently with the switches /silent /install.
Posted by:
jmast
12 years ago
If you have a kbox you can use a custom inventory rule to check the version number.
FileInfoReturn (c:\program files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe, ProductVersion, TEXT)
Posted by:
comicsserg
12 years ago
to see the version of chrome, type in chrome:
about:verison
you will get ll sort of information about chrome and your system
Posted by:
piyushnasa
12 years ago
Chrome auto updates itself without asking the user. So even if you get to know the version it will change without notifying you.
You can take a setup capture of Chrome for packaging.
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If you installed Chrome for Business version 64.x or 65.x that is the display version you will always see. The actual aplication verson will be the current stable version under the hood. As always if a user version was installed then it will be upgraded in place. Using the MSI options works great (/i /qn). - usaplaza 12 years ago
