At least Google Update 1.2.145.5 At least Google Update 1.3.21.81 At least Google Update 1.3.26.0 At least Google Update 1.3.33.5 At least Google Update 1.3.34.3 At least Google Update 1.3.35.441 Google Update Preferences Proxy Server Applications Auto-update check period override Time period in each day to suppress auto-update check Cloud Policy takes precedence over Group Policy Download URL class override Cacheable download URLs Choose how to specify proxy server settings Address or URL of proxy server URL to a proxy .pac file Allow installation default Allow installation Update policy override default Update policy override Target version prefix override Rollback to Target version Minutes between update checks Hour in a day that start to suppress update check Minute in hour that starts to suppress update check Number of minutes to suppress update check each day Choose how to specify proxy server settings Address or URL of proxy server URL to a proxy .pac file Policy Target version prefix Always allow updates (recommended) Manual updates only Automatic silent updates only Updates disabled Never use a proxy Auto detect proxy settings Use a .pac proxy script Use fixed proxy servers Use system proxy settings Policies to control the installation and updating of Google applications that use Google Update/Google Installer. General policies for Google Update. Minimum number of minutes between automatic update checks. Set the value to 0 if you want to disable all auto-update checks (not recommended). This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. If enabled, the Google Update server will attempt to provide cache-friendly URLs for update payloads in its responses. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. If this setting is enabled, update checks will be suppressed during each day starting from Hour:Minute for a period of Duration (in minutes). Duration does not account for daylight savings time. So for instance, if the start time is 22:00, and with a duration of 480 minutes, the updates will be suppressed for 8 hours regardless of whether daylight savings time changes happen in between. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. If the policy is Enabled, Cloud Policy settings take precedence over Group Policy settings for Google Update. If this policy is Not Configured or not Enabled, Group Policy takes precedence over Cloud Policy. This policy is only available as a mandatory machine platform policy and it only affects machine scope cloud policies. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Allows you to specify the proxy server used by Google Update. If you choose to never use a proxy server and always connect directly, all other options are ignored. If you choose to use system proxy settings or auto detect the proxy server, all other options are ignored. If you choose fixed server proxy mode, you can specify further options in 'Address or URL of proxy server'. If you choose to use a .pac proxy script, you must specify the URL to the script in 'URL to a proxy .pac file'. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. You can specify the URL of the proxy server here. This policy only takes effect if you have selected manual proxy settings at 'Choose how to specify proxy server settings'. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. You can specify a URL to a proxy .pac file here. This policy only takes effect if you have selected manual proxy settings at 'Choose how to specify proxy server settings'. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Policies for individual applications. An updated ADMX/ADML template will be required to support Google applications released in the future. Specifies the default behavior for whether Google software can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. Can be overridden by the "Allow installation" for individual applications. Only affects installation of Google software using Google Update/Google Installer. Cannot prevent running the application installer directly or installation of Google software that does not use Google Update/Google Installer for installation. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies the default policy for software updates from Google. Can be overridden by the "Update policy override" for individual applications. Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using each application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Only affects updates for Google software that uses Google Update for updates. Does not prevent auto-updates of Google software that does not use Google Update for updates. Updates for Google Update are not affected by this setting; Google Update will continue to update itself while it is installed. WARNING: Disabing updates will also prevent updates of any new Google applications released in the future, possibly including dependencies for future versions of installed applications. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Gears Specifies whether Gears can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Gears can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Gears updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://gears.google.com/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Gears should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Gears back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Advertising Cookie Opt-out Plugin Specifies whether Google Advertising Cookie Opt-out Plugin can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Advertising Cookie Opt-out Plugin can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Advertising Cookie Opt-out Plugin updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ads/preferences/plugin/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Advertising Cookie Opt-out Plugin should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Advertising Cookie Opt-out Plugin back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on (for Internet Explorer) Specifies whether Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on (for Internet Explorer) can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on (for Internet Explorer) can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on (for Internet Explorer) updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on (for Internet Explorer) should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on (for Internet Explorer) back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Credential Provider for Windows (GCPW) Specifies whether Google Credential Provider for Windows (GCPW) can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Credential Provider for Windows (GCPW) can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Credential Provider for Windows (GCPW) updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gcpw/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Credential Provider for Windows (GCPW) should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Credential Provider for Windows (GCPW) back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. G Suite Specifies whether G Suite can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, G Suite can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available G Suite updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version G Suite should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of G Suite back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. G Suite Migration for Microsoft Outlook® Specifies whether G Suite Migration for Microsoft Outlook® can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, G Suite Migration for Microsoft Outlook® can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available G Suite Migration for Microsoft Outlook® updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://tools.google.com/dlpage/outlookmigration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version G Suite Migration for Microsoft Outlook® should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of G Suite Migration for Microsoft Outlook® back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. G Suite Sync for Microsoft Outlook® Specifies whether G Suite Sync for Microsoft Outlook® can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, G Suite Sync for Microsoft Outlook® can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available G Suite Sync for Microsoft Outlook® updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gappssync/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version G Suite Sync for Microsoft Outlook® should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of G Suite Sync for Microsoft Outlook® back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Chrome Specifies whether Google Chrome can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Chrome can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Chrome updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/chrome/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Chrome should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Chrome back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. To make sure that users are protected by the latest security updates, we recommend that they use the latest version of Chrome Browser. If you roll back to an earlier version, you will expose your users to known security issues. Sometimes you might need to temporarily roll back to an earlier version of Chrome Browser on Windows computers. For example, your users might have problems after a Chrome Browser version update. Before you temporarily roll back users to a previous version of Chrome Browser, we recommend that you turn on Chrome sync (https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/6309115) or Roaming User Profiles (https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/7349337) for all users in your organization. If you don't, users will irrevocably lose all browsing data. Use this policy at your own risk. Note: You can only roll back to Chrome Browser version 72 or later. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Chrome Beta Specifies whether Google Chrome Beta can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Chrome Beta can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Chrome Beta updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/chrome/browser/beta.html. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Chrome Beta should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Chrome Beta back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. To make sure that users are protected by the latest security updates, we recommend that they use the latest version of Chrome Browser. If you roll back to an earlier version, you will expose your users to known security issues. Sometimes you might need to temporarily roll back to an earlier version of Chrome Browser on Windows computers. For example, your users might have problems after a Chrome Browser version update. Before you temporarily roll back users to a previous version of Chrome Browser, we recommend that you turn on Chrome sync (https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/6309115) or Roaming User Profiles (https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/7349337) for all users in your organization. If you don't, users will irrevocably lose all browsing data. Use this policy at your own risk. Note: You can only roll back to Chrome Browser version 72 or later. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Chrome Binaries Specifies whether Google Chrome Binaries can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Chrome Binaries can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Chrome Binaries updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://chromereleases.googleblog.com/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Chrome Binaries should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Chrome Binaries back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Chrome Canary Build Specifies whether Google Chrome Canary Build can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Chrome Canary Build can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Chrome Canary Build updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/chrome/browser/canary.html. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Chrome Canary Build should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Chrome Canary Build back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. To make sure that users are protected by the latest security updates, we recommend that they use the latest version of Chrome Browser. If you roll back to an earlier version, you will expose your users to known security issues. Sometimes you might need to temporarily roll back to an earlier version of Chrome Browser on Windows computers. For example, your users might have problems after a Chrome Browser version update. Before you temporarily roll back users to a previous version of Chrome Browser, we recommend that you turn on Chrome sync (https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/6309115) or Roaming User Profiles (https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/7349337) for all users in your organization. If you don't, users will irrevocably lose all browsing data. Use this policy at your own risk. Note: You can only roll back to Chrome Browser version 72 or later. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Chrome Dev Specifies whether Google Chrome Dev can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Chrome Dev can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Chrome Dev updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/chrome/browser/index.html?extra=devchannel. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Chrome Dev should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Chrome Dev back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. To make sure that users are protected by the latest security updates, we recommend that they use the latest version of Chrome Browser. If you roll back to an earlier version, you will expose your users to known security issues. Sometimes you might need to temporarily roll back to an earlier version of Chrome Browser on Windows computers. For example, your users might have problems after a Chrome Browser version update. Before you temporarily roll back users to a previous version of Chrome Browser, we recommend that you turn on Chrome sync (https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/6309115) or Roaming User Profiles (https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/7349337) for all users in your organization. If you don't, users will irrevocably lose all browsing data. Use this policy at your own risk. Note: You can only roll back to Chrome Browser version 72 or later. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Chrome Frame Specifies whether Google Chrome Frame can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Chrome Frame can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Chrome Frame updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/chromeframe/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Chrome Frame should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Chrome Frame back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Legacy Browser Support Specifies whether Legacy Browser Support can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Legacy Browser Support can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Legacy Browser Support updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Legacy Browser Support should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Legacy Browser Support back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Drive File Stream Specifies whether Google Drive File Stream can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Drive File Stream can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Drive File Stream updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/drive/download/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Drive File Stream should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Drive File Stream back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Drive plug-in for Microsoft Office Specifies whether Google Drive plug-in for Microsoft Office can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Drive plug-in for Microsoft Office can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Drive plug-in for Microsoft Office updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://tools.google.com/dlpage/driveforoffice. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Drive plug-in for Microsoft Office should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Drive plug-in for Microsoft Office back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Drive plug-in for Microsoft Office Per Machine Specifies whether Google Drive plug-in for Microsoft Office Per Machine can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Drive plug-in for Microsoft Office Per Machine can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Drive plug-in for Microsoft Office Per Machine updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://support.google.com/a/answer/6165960. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Drive plug-in for Microsoft Office Per Machine should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Drive plug-in for Microsoft Office Per Machine back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Earth Specifies whether Google Earth can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Earth can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Earth updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://earth.google.com/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Earth should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Earth back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Earth (per-user install) Specifies whether Google Earth (per-user install) can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Earth (per-user install) can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Earth (per-user install) updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://earth.google.com/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Earth (per-user install) should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Earth (per-user install) back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Earth Plugin Specifies whether Google Earth Plugin can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Earth Plugin can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Earth Plugin updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://code.google.com/apis/earth/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Earth Plugin should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Earth Plugin back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Earth Pro Specifies whether Google Earth Pro can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Earth Pro can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Earth Pro updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://earth.google.com/enterprise/earth_pro.html. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Earth Pro should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Earth Pro back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Hangouts Plugin for Microsoft Outlook® Specifies whether Google Hangouts Plugin for Microsoft Outlook® can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Hangouts Plugin for Microsoft Outlook® can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Hangouts Plugin for Microsoft Outlook® updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://tools.google.com/dlpage/hangouts_outlookplugin. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Hangouts Plugin for Microsoft Outlook® should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Hangouts Plugin for Microsoft Outlook® back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Email Uploader Specifies whether Google Email Uploader can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Email Uploader can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Email Uploader updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://mail.google.com/mail/help/email_uploader.html. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Email Uploader should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Email Uploader back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Talk Labs Edition Specifies whether Google Talk Labs Edition can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Talk Labs Edition can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Talk Labs Edition updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/talk/labsedition/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Talk Labs Edition should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Talk Labs Edition back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Talk Plugin (Voice and Video Chat) Specifies whether Google Talk Plugin (Voice and Video Chat) can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Talk Plugin (Voice and Video Chat) can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Talk Plugin (Voice and Video Chat) updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://mail.google.com/videochat/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Talk Plugin (Voice and Video Chat) should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Talk Plugin (Voice and Video Chat) back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Toolbar (for Firefox) Specifies whether Google Toolbar (for Firefox) can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Toolbar (for Firefox) can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Toolbar (for Firefox) updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://toolbar.google.com/ in Firefox. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Toolbar (for Firefox) should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Toolbar (for Firefox) back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Toolbar (for Internet Explorer) Specifies whether Google Toolbar (for Internet Explorer) can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Toolbar (for Internet Explorer) can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Toolbar (for Internet Explorer) updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://toolbar.google.com/ in Internet Explorer. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Toolbar (for Internet Explorer) should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Toolbar (for Internet Explorer) back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. GWT Developer Plugin For Internet Explorer Specifies whether GWT Developer Plugin For Internet Explorer can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, GWT Developer Plugin For Internet Explorer can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available GWT Developer Plugin For Internet Explorer updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://gwt.google.com/missing-plugin/MissingPlugin.html. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version GWT Developer Plugin For Internet Explorer should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of GWT Developer Plugin For Internet Explorer back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. O3D Specifies whether O3D can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, O3D can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available O3D updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://code.google.com/apis/o3d/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version O3D should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of O3D back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. O3D Extras Specifies whether O3D Extras can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, O3D Extras can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available O3D Extras updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version O3D Extras should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of O3D Extras back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Amharic Input Specifies whether Google Amharic Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Amharic Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Amharic Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Amharic Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Amharic Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Arabic Input Specifies whether Google Arabic Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Arabic Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Arabic Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Arabic Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Arabic Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Bengali Input Specifies whether Google Bengali Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Bengali Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Bengali Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Bengali Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Bengali Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Farsi Input Specifies whether Google Farsi Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Farsi Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Farsi Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Farsi Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Farsi Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Greek Input Specifies whether Google Greek Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Greek Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Greek Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Greek Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Greek Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Gujarati Input Specifies whether Google Gujarati Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Gujarati Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Gujarati Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Gujarati Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Gujarati Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Hebrew Input Specifies whether Google Hebrew Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Hebrew Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Hebrew Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Hebrew Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Hebrew Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Hindi Input Specifies whether Google Hindi Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Hindi Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Hindi Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Hindi Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Hindi Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Japanese Input Specifies whether Google Japanese Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Japanese Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Japanese Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/intl/ja/ime/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Japanese Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Japanese Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Kannada Input Specifies whether Google Kannada Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Kannada Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Kannada Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Kannada Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Kannada Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Malayalam Input Specifies whether Google Malayalam Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Malayalam Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Malayalam Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Malayalam Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Malayalam Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Marathi Input Specifies whether Google Marathi Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Marathi Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Marathi Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Marathi Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Marathi Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Nepali Input Specifies whether Google Nepali Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Nepali Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Nepali Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Nepali Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Nepali Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Oriya Input Specifies whether Google Oriya Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Oriya Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Oriya Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Oriya Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Oriya Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Punjabi Input Specifies whether Google Punjabi Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Punjabi Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Punjabi Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Punjabi Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Punjabi Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Russian Input Specifies whether Google Russian Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Russian Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Russian Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Russian Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Russian Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Sanskrit Input Specifies whether Google Sanskrit Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Sanskrit Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Sanskrit Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Sanskrit Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Sanskrit Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Serbian Input Specifies whether Google Serbian Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Serbian Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Serbian Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Serbian Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Serbian Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Sinhalese Input Specifies whether Google Sinhalese Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Sinhalese Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Sinhalese Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Sinhalese Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Sinhalese Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Tamil Input Specifies whether Google Tamil Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Tamil Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Tamil Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Tamil Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Tamil Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Telugu Input Specifies whether Google Telugu Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Telugu Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Telugu Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Telugu Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Telugu Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Tigrinya Input Specifies whether Google Tigrinya Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Tigrinya Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Tigrinya Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Tigrinya Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Tigrinya Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Google Urdu Input Specifies whether Google Urdu Input can be installed using Google Update/Google Installer. If this policy is not configured, Google Urdu Input can be installed as specified by "Allow installation default". This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies how Google Update handles available Google Urdu Input updates from Google. If this policy is not configured, Google Update handles available updates as specified by "Update policy override default". Options: - Always allow updates: Updates are always applied when found, either by periodic update check or by a manual update check. - Manual updates only: Updates are only applied when the user does a manual update check. (Not all apps provide an interface for this.) - Automatic silent updates only: Updates are only applied when they are found via the periodic update check. - Updates disabled: Never apply updates. If you select manual updates, you should periodically check for updates using the application's manual update mechanism if available. If you disable updates, you should periodically check for updates and distribute them to users. Check https://www.google.com/ime/transliteration/. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies which version Google Urdu Input should be updated to. When this policy is enabled, the app will be updated to the version prefixed with this policy value. Some examples: 1) Not configured: app will be updated to the latest version available. 2) Policy value is set to "55.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55 (e.g., 55.24.34 or 55.60.2). 3) Policy value is "55.2.": the app will be updated to any minor version of 55.2 (e.g., 55.2.34 or 55.2.2). 4) Policy value is "55.24.34": the app will be updated to this specific version only. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Specifies that Google Update should roll installations of Google Urdu Input back to the version indicated by "Target version prefix override". This policy setting has no effect unless "Target version prefix override" is set. If this policy is not configured or is disabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be left as-is. If this policy is enabled, installs that have a version higher than that specified by "Target version prefix override" will be downgraded to the highest available version that matches the target version. This policy is meant to serve as temporary measure when Enterprise Administrators need to downgrade for business reasons. To ensure users are protected by the latest security updates, the most recent version should be used. When versions are downgraded to older versions, there could be incompatibilities. This policy is available only on Windows instances that are joined to a Microsoft® Active Directory® domain. Minutes between update checks Hour Minute Duration Type of download URL to request Choose how to specify proxy server settings Address or URL of proxy server URL to a proxy .pac file Policy Policy Target version prefix