Managed by your organization Chrome

If your Chrome browser has the message “managed by your organization”, it can mean two things. Either you're using a work computer and your IT team/management is in charge of Chrome's policies, or you have a PUP (potentially unwanted program) that is changing Google Chrome's settings.

1. How do I remove managed by my organization in Chrome?
2. How do you fix your browser is managed by your organization?
3. How do I remove Chrome managed by my organization in 2022?
4. How do you disable this setting is managed by your organization?

How do I remove managed by my organization in Chrome?

To remove Chrome browser management policies from a Windows device, you need to clear the Chrome registry settings and then restart Chrome browser. For details on clearing the registry, see Microsoft's documentation. Delete the registry keys: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Google\Chrome.

How do you fix your browser is managed by your organization?

Restart the Google Chrome browser. After restarting, you can open the Settings menu in Chrome and you'll no longer see the "Managed by your organization" or “Your browser is managed by your organization” message.

How do I remove Chrome managed by my organization in 2022?

Click on the puzzle-shaped Extension icon in the top right corner of the browser screen. Click Manage Extensions. Scroll through the list of installed extensions until you see the suspicious one you want to uninstall, then click Remove.

How do you disable this setting is managed by your organization?

The only way to fix this status is to use the Local Group Policy Editor where the user needs to reset any misconfiguration in Windows Defender policies for their devices. If you don't have access to the Local Group Policy Editor app, contact a system administrator for help fixing the problem.