Note: if you worry your tabs will be lost on restart, be sure to change the setting so Chrome always restores them when it starts ( More > Settings > On Startup: Continue where you left off). That means Microsoft Edge, Brave, Amazon Silk, Samsung Internet, Vivaldi and many more. And remember, all Chromium-based browsers work the same way. While this can be a hassle, forgetting/choosing not to restart presents an open goal for hackers and undoes the hard work of Google in its attempts to keep users safe. As mentioned above, if your computer has arrived with Windows 10 S Mode, it will prevent you from installing Third Party Apps, including Googles Chrome browser. Yes, some updates on platforms like macOS, Linux and Windows can be applied without restarting your computer but Chrome requires the browser to be restarted every time. This is because Chrome will not be protected until you complete this step. The last step is the most crucial and it is one overlooked by many: after every update always restart your browser. That said, for example, a morning and night check can keep you ahead of the pack and you may even receive updates before Google has officially announced them.
It is also why following either the Chrome blog or my posts (click the blue 'Follow' at the top of my author page) makes sense because it will eliminate random checks. Running the Command Prompt Note: When you see the UAC (User Account Control), click Yes to grant administrative privileges. Next, type ‘cmd’ inside the text box, and press Ctrl + Shift + Enter to open up an elevated Command Prompt window. How often you do this is entirely up to you. Press Windows key + R to open up a Run dialog box.
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