How to remove Chrome from registry windows 11?

To remove Chrome from the Windows 11 registry, you will need to use the Registry Editor and delete specific Chrome folders, as described below:

Steps to Remove Chrome from Windows 11 Registry

Here's a detailed guide on how to remove Chrome registry entries on Windows 11:

1. Open Registry Editor:

   • In your Windows search bar, type regedit and click on the Registry Editor app.

2. Navigate to the Current User Google Folder:

   • In the Registry Editor, go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\.
   • Find the folder named Google.

3. Delete the Chrome Folder:

   • Right-click on the Chrome folder inside the Google folder.
   • Select Delete.

4. Navigate to the Local Machine Google Folder:

   • Next, in the Registry Editor navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\.
   • Find the folder named Google.

5. Delete the Chrome Folder:

   • Right-click on the Chrome folder inside the Google folder.
   • Select Delete.

Important Considerations

• Backup: Before making any changes in the Registry Editor, it is highly recommended to create a backup. This will allow you to restore your registry if anything goes wrong.
• Administrator Rights: Ensure you have administrator rights before performing these steps.
• Caution: Be careful when deleting keys from the registry, as incorrect deletions can cause problems with your system.

By following these steps, you can successfully remove Chrome entries from your Windows 11 registry.