I went into a domain computer we have for testing and installed googlechromestandaloneenterprise.msi then did a gpupdate and restarted. So I set the Home Page policy to verify if it works. In Group Policy, on the server, in administrative templates the file Google comes up and I have all of the Policies. What I have done so far is place the admx file in %systemroot%\PolicyDefinations and the adml file into EN-US on our server(We only have 1 server). You will see an option called ‘Restore settings to their original defaults’.I am attempting to control Google Chrome with Group Policy. Scroll to the bottom of the Settings page and click Advanced. To reset Chrome, open it and click the more options button at the top right. If you still have problems with Chrome, you should reset it. Restart Windows 10, and your problem ought to be fixed. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\SystemCertificates Next, delete the Root key from this location. Open Task Manager again and stop the CryptSvc service. In the window that opens, select your user, and enable ‘Full Control’ for it. Next, right-click the ProtectedRoots key, and select Permissions from the context menu. Go to the following location HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\SystemCertificates\Rootīefore you do anything, back up the Root key. You’re going to need admin rights to edit the registry. Open the Windows registry editor by tapping the Win+R keyboard shortcut. If it is, then this fix is going to fix Chrome long term. After that, check if Chrome is working or not. Right-click it and select ‘Restart’ from the context menu. Sort the service by name i.e., alphabetical order and look for the CryptSvc service. Open Task manager and go to the Services tab.
Before you apply this particular fix, you need to check if it will work for you.
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