(This will look slightly different on Windows 11.) On Windows 10, from the pop-up menu, click Apps.
If you’re using another browser (like Firefox or Opera), the instructions to open the downloaded file might be slightly different. Open your Start menu by selecting the Windows logo in the taskbar and then click the Settings cog icon. I’m going to assume that you’re using Microsoft Edge to download Google Chrome as Edge is present on any Windows 10 computer. I will provide a direct Google Chrome download link in a moment so you can use that one just to make sure. Obviously it’s important to download Google Chrome from the correct location so that you don’t get any malware or unwanted guests like viruses on your computer. With that being said, let’s take a look at the Google Chrome setup procedure.
This is especially true for Google Chrome remote desktop. What’s more, if you’re using any of Google’s services (Gmail, Google Drive, Google Photos, …), you will get a better experience and more features when working with the Chrome browser. I can’t count the cases where something that wasn’t working in one browser miraculously worked in another, so having multiple browsers on your computer can sometimes save the day if you’re having issues with certain websites.
