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GOOGLE CHROME "Your browser is managed by your organization"

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Malice77 -  
Hello,

Since yesterday, on Google Chrome, I have a message informing me that my "browser is managed by your organization," but I don't understand why this is displayed!
I performed a full scan with Avast, and it found nothing...
In chrome://policy/, I have the QuicAllowed rule set to false; I wouldn't be surprised if that's the problem!
Thank you, I'm completely lost!

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  1.  Malekal_morte- Moderator
    Avast! may cause this message,
    then see this page: Remove "managed by your organization" on Chrome or Firefox.

    If you do not have Avast! or if it does not work.
    Please create a thread here for disinfection by FRST.

    Create your own thread by going to the Virus forum and clicking the Ask a Question button.
    Fill in the fields and send your request.



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    Please press any key to continue the disinfection...
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    1. Malice77 Author
      Hello,

      I performed the operation for Avast! (it's my antivirus), and it worked! Thank you!
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    2. Malekal_morte- Moderator
      @Malice77You're welcome :)
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  2. bazfile Moderator
    Hello,
    Download FRST, once downloaded save it on the desktop, then open it and you will see this:

    Click on Scan, at the end of the scan you will have three text files on the desktop: FRST, Addition, and Shortcut, make sure to wait for the messages indicating that the scan is complete, then send these reports to https://pjjoint.malekal.com/ see this tutorial paragraph Send the analysis reports to pjjoint then provide the two links generated by Pjoint in your next message.

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    2. bazfile Moderator
      @Malice77On the FRST report, there are no infections or group strategies that could be the cause of your problem.
      It may come from an extension; you can reset Chrome with THIS SOFTWARE.
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    3. Malice77 Author
      @bazfileAlright, thank you, it worked!
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    4. bazfile Moderator
      @Malice77Be careful with the extensions you install.
      Have a nice day.
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    5. Malice77 Author
      @bazfileHello,

      Sorry to bring this topic back up, but the problem has returned... I don't know what to do :/

      I deleted the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Google\Chrome in the registry, which I had already done last time... and that removes it...
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  3. cs_PaTaTe Contributor
    This message also appears when changing certain browser options (like the cache location)

    One should not see an infection or a bug every time

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