Our client, which makes use of an internal web application to run their facilities, started to receive an error message when invoking the WebCam that stated that Chrome could not access the WebCam.
We dug into the WebCam javascript code, but it was late on a Friday night. There was no way that we were going to be able to patch the code, so we chose to downgrade Chrome on those machines that needed to make use of the internal web application.
The trouble is downgrading Chrome is not easy. Google is brutal about keeping Chrome up to date. I searched Google for how to “downgrade chrome”, but none of the suggestions worked.
We had to brute force the downgrade of Chrome with the following steps:
3. Type Chrome into the Search box in the Add or Remove Program screen
4. In the Add or Remove Programs, on Google Chrome, click on the Uninstall button.
5. Follow the instructions to remove. Make sure to remove your previous browsing data.
6. Once you’re done removing chrome, open Internet Explorer.
7. Navigate to the following URL
https://www.slimjet.com/chrome/google-chrome-old-version.php
Instead , after installing the required version of the Chrome Browser, immediately close the Chrome Browser. Go to Windows Services (Windows + R and Type Services.msc) Search For Google Update Services and disable them.
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thnx for the tutorial, been looking everywhere on how to downgrade chrome