

I have not seen any official documentation about this new feature available to the public.īITS (Background Intelligent Services) began connecting to google and downloading component updates for Google Chrome browsers in recent weeks, including for third party versions based on chromium such as Vivaldi, it started doing this silently in the background after a recent Windows Update, including on 1909. I am not 100% certain this change to BITS is related but its highly compelling and something to look into further, just look at your BITS logs in event viewer to find it. On Chrome Settings screen, click on Sync and Google Services option.Microsoft has been silently integrating Google Updates, or some aspect of it directly into BITS, here it is in action Open Chrome browser > click on 3-dots icon and select Settings in the drop-down menu.Ģ. Disable Chrome Auto Sign-in FeatureĪfter installing the update, follow the steps below to disable Chrome Auto Sign-in feature on your computer.ġ. Click on Relaunch to complete the installation of Chrome Update on your computer.


On the next screen, you will find Chrome browser Automatically installing the Update (If available).ģ. Open Chrome browser > click on 3-dots Icon > Help > About Google Chrome.Ģ. Hence, first follow the steps below to update to the latest version of Chrome browser.ġ. The option to disable Auto Sign-in feature is only available in version 70 of Google Chrome browser. The simplest way to get out of this confusing setup is to Turn-OFF the Auto Sign-in feature in Chrome and this will prevent Google Chrome from automatically signing you in or signing out of the browser. With version 71, users reported being automatically Signed-in to Chrome browser, whenever they signed into Gmail, Google Drive or YouTube.
