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How about this:
- Download Autoruns
- Run Autoruns as Administrator
- At the top go to Options> Filter Options...
- Click the little floppy icon at the top to before! any changes are made to save a copy of the original startup in case something is has been broken in the process .
- Find the entry(ies) of Chrome you want to get rid of, uncheck them and simply exit the program and reboot the PC.
NOTE!
Disabling the wrong entry may result in Windows not booting properly or not at all!
Make sure you know what you're disabling.
A good thing to read before using Autoruns,
What not to uncheck,
http://forum.sysinternals.com/faq-common-autoruns-issues_topic4719.html
Feel free to post screen shots of the results.
I believe number 13 and 14 on my link points to the same post your linking directly to,
But yea yours is more straight forward cutting out other user errors
Yeah, didn't like Chrome, which is good as I always see things such as this. It keeps a process running always. Perhaps the Updater as suggested.
3 Ways to Completely Disable Google Chrome Update - wikiHow
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