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Chrome policies are described on the Mac in a plist (property list) file. This is found in the Google Chrome Enterprise bundle. To find the plist: Download Google Chrome Bundle. Open the bundle. Find and open the Resources folder. Find a file called com.google.Chrome.manifest inside. For setup steps, see Chrome Browser quick start (Mac).
To remove the 'Installed by enterprise policy' Chrome extension, you firstly need to close Google Chrome: Right click on the Google Chrome icon and choose 'Close window'. After closing Google Chrome, remove the registry entries of the 'Installed by enterprise policy' extension: In Windows XP - Click Start, Run. In the opened window type 'regedit'.

Last updated on February 20th, 2014

Many adware or potentially unwanted programs (PUP) install extensions inside your Chrome browser using enterprise policy so you cannot remove them through Chrome extensions settings (chrome://extensions/.). More specifically, these extensions are managed and installed by enterprise policy GPO so they cannot be uninstalled easily using Chrome settings.

Probably these extensions are installed on your computer after you download and install other free software from the Internet.

Note: You must always pay attention when you install software on your computer.

If you want to remove any extension installed by Enterprise policy follow the step below:

How to remove Chrome extensions installed by enterprise policy GPO

Step 1. Uninstall the unwanted extension from your Control panel.

1. To do this, go to:

Windows 8/7/Vista: Start > Control Panel.
Windows XP: Start > Settings > Control Panel

2. Double click to open

Add or Remove Programs if you have Windows XP
Programs and Features if you have Windows 8, 7 or Vista.

3. In the program list, find and remove/Uninstall any unknown or unwanted application. e.g. (Media Player, Media Server 1.1, Video Player, BlOuckTheAdAppp, etc.)

Step 2: Find from Chrome the ID of the unwanted extension & then Delete the Malicious Registry Key.

1. Open Google Chrome and go to chrome menu and choose 'Settings'.

2. Choose “Extensions” from the left pane.

3. At “Extensions” window enable (check) the “Developer Mode” option.

4.Note the ID displayed under the extension that you want to remove and leave the chrome extensions window open.

Prevent the unwanted extension to be installed (loaded) automatically from Windows registry.

*Notice: Some extensions that have been installed by Enterprise policy don’t put additional entries in Windows registry. So, follow this step only as a precaution.

5. Open Registry Editor.

To do that open the “Run” command* and in the search (run) box, type “regedit” and press “Enter”.

* How to open the “Run” command:

Windows XP:

Click on the “Start” button and choose “Run”.

Windows 7, Vista

Click on the “Start” button and click on the “search”box.

Windows 8:

Right-click on the bottom left corner and select “Run”.

6. Inside Registry Editor, click on “Edit” menu and choose “Find”.

7. In the “Find What” box, type: ExtensionInstallForcelist

8. Now look at the right pane on “ExtensionInstallForcelist” key found and delete any value that its Data value matches the Extension ID found from Chrome Extensions window.

9. Press the “F3” button on your keyboard to find the next “ExtensionInstallForcelist”key on your registry and repeat the same procedure (delete the extra values on the right pane). *

* Note: In a Windows XP based computer the “ExtensionInstallForcelist” key is found 3 (three) times in these locations in the registry:

HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionGroup Policy Objects{9A8EC6CB-DD83-4E3E-9829-71ED9CEAC021}MachineSoftwarePoliciesGoogleChromeExtensionInstallForcelist
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREPoliciesGoogleChromeExtensionInstallForcelist
HKEY_USERSS-1-5-21-606747145-746137067-854245398-1003SoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionGroup Policy Objects{9A8EC6CB-DD83-4E3E-9829-71ED9CEAC021}MachineSoftwarePoliciesGoogleChromeExtensionInstallForcelist

10. Repeat this step to find and delete all registry keys for any other extension that is has installed by enterprise policy in Chrome. (e.g. YouTubeAdBlocker, MediaPlayer, etc.)

11. Close “Registry Editor”.

Step 3. Locate & Delete Malicious Folder(s) used in Chrome Policies.

1. Open Google Chrome and at the “URL Address Bar” type: chrome://policy& press “Enter”.

2. At “Policies” window press the “Show Value” button.*

*Note: If you cannot find any policies here continue to the next step.

3. Now “Copy” the path of the malicious folder extension.

e.g. “C:/ProgramData/dgoiddfiaigjfjblblmidmpgokkegkld”

4. Open Windows Explorer and “Paste” the copied path in the address bar.

5. Press “Enter” to navigate to that path:

6. Click with your mouse at the parent folder: e.g. “C:ProgramData”

7. Finally delete the malicious folder (e.g. “dgoiddfiaigjfjblblmidmpgokkegkld”) from there.

8. Repeat this step for any other policy value found in Chrome Policies and then continue to the next step.

Step 4: Delete “Registry.Pol” file.

Notice: You must enable the hidden files view to perform this task. To do that, go to:

Start > Control Panel > Folder Options. Click the 'View' tab.
Click 'Show hidden files, folders, and drives' &
Uncheck the 'Hide protected operating system files'
Press 'OK'

1. Open Windows Explorer & navigate to the following path: C:WindowsSystem32GroupPolicy

2. In “C:WindowsSystem32GroupPolicy” folderyou will find the two (2) following folders:

Machine
User

3. Open both folders (Machine & User) and delete any file named “Registry.pol” in them.

Step 5. Delete Chrome Extensions Installed by Enterprise Policy with CCleaner.

1. Download and runCCleaner.

2. At “CCleaner” main window, choose 'Tools' on the left pane.

3. In 'Tools

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