How to remove this setting is managed by your administrator in Chrome?

The best way to solve this issue is to reinstall Chrome or disable it.

Is your PC out of date? Have you installed anti-virus program? We suggest you update your browser today and download the latest version.Update Now Disable Chrome Frame. To disable this feature, open Chrome (make sure you are using the latest version), click on the menu button (three horizontal lines) at the top right corner of the browser, select Settings. In the settings window, select Extensions. Look for Chrome Frame under the list of installed extensions and click the Disable icon beside it. Remove the extension by clicking the Remove button. Restart Chrome. How to remove the extension manually. If you have installed the Chrome Frame manually, you can manually remove the extension by navigating to chrome://extensions and removing the extension from the list. Open the folder where you installed the extension and delete the folder that contains the extension's name. Uninstall Chrome Frame. To uninstall the extension, click the menu button (three horizontal lines) at the top right corner of the browser, select Settings. Look for Chrome Frame under the list of installed extensions and click the Uninstall icon beside it. Confirm whether you want to uninstall the extension. Disable Chrome Frame in Google Chrome. If you have installed Chrome Frame, then you can disable this extension in Google Chrome. Restart Google Chrome. How to remove Chrome Frame in Firefox. If you have installed Chrome Frame, then you can disable this extension in Firefox. Restart Firefox. Remove Chrome Frame in Internet Explorer. If you have installed Chrome Frame, then you can disable this extension in Internet Explorer. Restart Internet Explorer. Remove Chrome Frame in Microsoft Edge. If you have installed Chrome Frame, then you can disable this extension in Microsoft Edge.

How do I fix Chrome blocked by administrator?

How do I make Chrome work with admin privileges?

The problem is that I'm constantly getting messages about blocked "The request couldn't be completed" and can't fix it. After looking at these answers: Error Code 1722 while downloading. Chrome blocked by administrator. I thought maybe I would need to download some updates, then get a signature check for chrome://updates/? sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade. That doesn't seem to have worked since I got the same error. I can use gksudo without problems, though.

Is there something else I could try? Ubuntu 13.10 64bit Chrome 47.2526.105
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x8664) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/47.106 Safari/537.

Distributor ID: Ubuntu. Description: Ubuntu 13.10 Release: 13.

Why is Chrome blocked by my organization?

Our organization is using Citrix XenApp and Citrix AppX to provide VPN access to a couple of laptops.

We have been having issues with a particular laptop that is connecting to the VPN and can't load any pages. After disabling the firewall and VPN, this laptop can load websites just fine.

I've determined that this problem happens only when the Citrix session is active. I have disabled the VPN on the device and it loads fine. I'm guessing that there is some sort of setting somewhere that is keeping the VPN on, but allowing access to Chrome.

You could check if it is an issue with Citrix or Chrome. Make sure you have both the VPN endpoint and local endpoint in your chrome settings.