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How To Disable Chrome Software Reporter Tool
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Software Reporter Tool, the executable file is software_reporter_tool.exe, is a tool that Google distributes with the Google Chrome web browser.
It is part of the Chrome Cleanup Tool which in turn may remove software that causes issues with Chrome. Google mentions crashes, modified startup or new tab pages, or unexpected advertisement specifically. Anything that interferes with a user's browsing experience may be removed by the tool.
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The Software Reporter Tool scans the computer's drive and reports these scans to Google. Google Chrome uses the scan results to determine whether it should prompt the user to remove unwanted software from the computer as it impacts the browsing experience.
Google Chrome users may have two main issues with the Software Reporter Tool:
- It may cause a high system load when it scans the system. User reports range from it using 30% and more CPU while running. Since it may run for as long as 20 minutes, that is something that may interfere with other activity on the computer.
- The tool informs Google about the scan results which some users may dislike because of privacy concerns.
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A Google community specialist mentioned that the tool scans folders related to Chrome only, but its scope is not exposed to the user in any way.
You find the Software Reporter Tool under the following path on Windows 7 and newer versions of Windows:
كود:
C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\SwReporter\VERSION\software_reporter_tool.exe
The Version changes regularly, it was 24.137.203 when this article was published initially, and 42.206.200.3 at the time it was updated
Block the Software Reporter Tool
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كود:
%localappdata%\google\chrome\User Data\SwReporter\81.234.200\software_reporter_tool.exe
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Note: Blocking access to the program may prevent Google from removing problematic software from the system or informing you about it. You may use other software, antivirus software for instance, to remove threats or potentially unwanted programs from the system.
While you can delete the content of the entire folder or rename the executable file itself, doing so offers a temporary recourse only as Google will push the Software Reporter Tool to the system again when the web browser is updated.
A better option is to remove permissions so that no user (or Google) may access the folder or run the Software Reporter Tool.
- Right-click on the folder SwReporter and select Properties from the menu.
- Switch to the Security tab.
- Select Advanced on the page that opens.
- Click on "Disable inheritance" and select "remove all inherited permissions from this object."
- Select apply and in the Windows Security prompt "yes."
- Select ok.
- Select ok again.
No group or user should have access anymore to the Software Reporter Tool.
The advantage of this method is that the tool cannot be run anymore and that updates cannot be applied to it anymore either as long as its folder or names don't change.
حل اخر من داخل اعدادات المتصفح Disable Software Reporter Tool Using Google Chrome Settings
This is the 1st step which you should definitely follow to disallow Software Reporter Tool from running in background and sending scan report details to Google:
1. Open Google Chrome, click on the
3-dots icon (main menu) present at the top-right corner of the window.
2. Now select "
Settings" option from the main menu.
3. It'll open Chrome settings page. Scroll down to bottom and click on "
Advanced" option.
4. Again scroll down to bottom and under "
System" section, set the option "
Continue running background apps when Google Chrome is closed" to
OFF.
5. Now under "
Reset and clean up" section, click on "
Clean up computer" option.
It'll open Chrome Cleanup Tool page. Now set the option "
Report details to Google" to
OFF.
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It'll prevent the Software Reporter Tool from sending scan results to Google.
