Google Chrome offline installer is used on Windows computers when the regular installer fails. This is a standalone installer file which does not require additional downloads. This article will help you download these files.
We have added the official links below. We do not recommend downloading it from third-party sites.
Chrome Offline Installer Links
If you want to install Chrome for your own user account:
- Download Google Chrome Standalone Offline Installer (32-bit)
- Download Google Chrome Standalone Offline Installer (64-bit)
If you want to install Chrome for all user accounts:
- Google Chrome Offline Installer for All User Accounts (32-bit)
- Google Chrome Offline Installer for All User Accounts (64-bit)
After downloading the file, follow the usual installation process to complete the install. Read on for more detailed instructions.
First, check if you have the latest chrome version. Before you take all the effort to download and install the latest, it will be good to check if you already have the latest version. Here is how you do it:
- Click on the settings (three dots) icon.
- Choose Help and then About Google Chrome.
- Wait for Chrome to check if the latest version is installed (need an internet connection)
If you have the latest version Google Chrome is up to date message is displayed along with the current version.
We have two links to share today. Both are for Windows users to download Google Chrome offline installer. It will work on Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10.
Alternate installer for one user account
First one “Alternate installer for one user account ” This file will install Google Chrome only for the current user. (If someone else, say your family or partner, using a different login ID, they will not be able to use Chrome without installing it separately.)
Alternate installer for all user accounts
Second one: Alternate installer for all user accounts downloads a file that will install Chrome on a system level. This means every user on the computer will get their own installations of Google Chrome.
Updating Existing Installation With Offline Installer
It is possible to update or upgrade your current Google Chrome installation to the latest version using this method.
- First, download the file of your choice.
- Close Google Chrome.
- Run the Setup file.
- Open Chrome when completed.
- Check the version of Chrome now (from settings wrench menu, click “about chrome”)
- Follow this method each time there is an update to Chrome
We hope you have the latest Google Chrome version installed on your computer now. Please drop me an email if you have any questions.
Do You Need Windows 10 Chrome Offline Installer?
You can use the same Windows installer to install Chrome on Windows 10. After installing Google Chrome on Windows, you will find the option to enable or disable the Windows 8 Metro Mode.
The Metro Mode on Google Chrome gives you a user interface similar to Google’s own Chrome OS. You will be working on a full-screen Chrome with a feeling of owning a Chromebook. Here is a screenshot.
If you are not happy with this interface, you can always switch back to the normal Google Chrome mode by relaunching it in the regular mode (from Settings menu).
The offline installer is used when you are unable to use the regular installer to get Chrome. The regular installer downloads a smaller file that downloads the rest of the installer and completes the installation. In case this is not working, the offline installer is the best workaround that you can try.
Installing Without Internet Connection Using Offline Installer
The offline installer is also used when a computer that you are trying to install Chrome on does not have an internet connection or has a slow internet connection. In such situations, you can download the complete offline installer setup file on a computer where you have a fast internet connection. After downloading, copy the installer to the computer where you want to install Chrome. Double-click the file to start the installation.
Another useful scenario is when you have to install Google Chrome on multiple computers. If you are to use the regular download and install process, you will end up downloading the complete file multiple times. If you have 10 computers to install Google Chrome on, this means you will download and the file 10 times. Imagine that the Chrome installer is 25 MB. By the time you finish installing Chrome on 10 computers, you will exhaust 250MBs of your broadband usage. However, if you use the offline installer, you can reduce this usage back to 25 MB. You will download it one time, copy it to all the 10 computers that you need to install Google Chrome on and install it.
See why the offline installer file is useful?
Do Not Download from External Websites!
We want to leave you with a note on security. Google Chrome has evolved into the most popular browser on the planet. This has attracted a huge crowd of online scammers who work on creative ways to trick Chrome users into downloading malicious software.
You will find Google Chrome available for download from various sources online. We strongly suggest you DO NOT download Google Chrome from any of these sources. For safety and security, we must always download any software from the official source. In this case, you should download Chrome only from Google’s official website.
There are a lot of risks involved in downloading Chrome installer from an alternative source. We will not know for sure if the software is modified to play with your privacy and browsing data. It is even possible to take full control of your computer and the data thereof if your malware is included with the installer you download.
