

Today, however, I was able to update Chrome manually to. I was still getting the update failure from Ninite. With Ninite on your PC you can keep your different applications always up to date.

Not sure why Ninite can’t force the update if it has the installer, but I’ll give it a day or two and see how it goes. Well it looks like Chrome 99 is on a phased rollout-see this Reddit thread. 51:īut Chrome says it is already up to date with. Wait, what’s this? Ninite wants to update Chrome to. Okay I guess I’ll update Chrome manually, see if that works. I tried the Ninite update again and it still failed with the same error. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. Ninite has saved us a great deal of time when configuring new computers and creating installation scripts in our RMM tool. I clicked a button telling Chrome that was okay. Ninite allows us to quickly and easily install and update third-party apps in Windows on individual systems or via command-line scripting using our RMM tool.

Clicking on that took me to a warning that an external application, Adobe Acrobat, had tried to modify how Chrome works. When I opened Chrome, it said “Error” in the upper right corner. One user’s Windows 10 computer keeps returning this error when Ninite Pro tries to update Chrome (whether interactively or from the command line):Ĭhrome : Install failed – Could not verify installation (1) – 3623
