3 Effective Ways to Update Google Chrome Browser

Who here relies on Google Chrome as their primary browser on Windows 11? If yes, have any of you struggled with updating it?
Well, this time around, dgdig is here to share three highly effective methods to update your go-to browser!

The first method is perhaps the most commonly used. It involves downloading the Google Chrome installer from the following link and then manually installing it.
The installation steps are identical to when you first installed Google Chrome. The difference is that this process only updates the browser, ensuring no data—such as history, cache, cookies, or other information—is erased.
The second method might be less familiar since it’s somewhat hidden. You can initiate the update directly from the Chrome browser by navigating to Help > About Google Chrome.

Once there, Chrome will automatically check for updates and install them if available.

The third method is the most unique and impressive—using it will definitely make you stand out as an IT expert. This approach involves using the winget command to update Google Chrome.
It’s incredibly straightforward: simply open Command Prompt and type the following command:
After pressing Enter, winget will automatically download and install the latest version of Google Chrome if an update is available.
So, there you have it—three ways to update Google Chrome. Which method do you prefer?