Chrome on Terminal Server 2012R2

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Yeehaa
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Chrome on Terminal Server 2012R2

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Hello, folks!

I have a terminal server based on 2012R2. I have installed Google Chrome and try to deploy the ABP via Group Policies, but it does not work. I can change all other settings via Group Policies, but the ABP does not install here. When I manually try to install ABP, it shows "Unable to get Temp directory". Where can I find the problem?
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mapx
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Re: Chrome on Terminal Server 2012R2

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Did you read all the topics here ?
Yeehaa
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Re: Chrome on Terminal Server 2012R2

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Yes, unfortunately with no luck :(
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Re: Chrome on Terminal Server 2012R2

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read here perhaps you get some useful advice:
https://productforums.google.com/forum/ ... SypkJmjtWI

what is your chrome version ?
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Re: Chrome on Terminal Server 2012R2

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Version is 54.0.2840.59 m 64-bit

Installed on Server 2012R2.

There was no useful advice in the link you gave me. May be there is a problem with permissions?
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Re: Chrome on Terminal Server 2012R2

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Did you check your default folder for downloads in chrome ? sometimes does not exist
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Re: Chrome on Terminal Server 2012R2

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It exists, C:\Users\xxx\Downloads
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Re: Chrome on Terminal Server 2012R2

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Do anyone has some more advice?
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Re: Chrome on Terminal Server 2012R2

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When you are downloading and installing the default version of Google Chrome you will find out that this version is not compatible with Terminal Server
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