
This page provides instructions on installing Lansweeper's Chrome extension to run asset and user actions in Google Chrome.
To run asset and user actions in Google Chrome, you first need to install Lansweeper's Chrome extension.
In the past, Lansweeper used an NPAPI plugin to run actions in Chrome. As recent Chrome releases no longer support NPAPI plugins, a new Lansweeper extension was released.
If Chrome is warning you that your plugin is unsupported, reinstall the new Lansweeper extension.
Install the extension components
- Download and run the Lansweeper Extension executable.
- Select Next. The executable adds a Lansweeper folder with the extension components to
Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application
on your computer. It also attempts to add the extension, which communicates with the extension components, to your browser configuration.
- Restart Chrome. To ensure that Chrome is fully stopped before restarting, open Windows Task Manager (Ctrl+Shift+Esc), search for the chrome.exe process(es) under Processes and select End Task.
- Make sure the extension is enabled. Enter "chrome://extensions/" in Chrome's address bar, select Enter and enable the extension, if it's not already enabled.
Installing the extension from the Chrome Web Store
- Follow this link to find the Lansweeper extension in the Chrome Web Store.
- Select Add To Chrome.
- Select Add extension in the resulting pop-up.
- Make sure the extension is enabled. Enter "chrome://extensions/" in Chrome's address bar, select Enter and enable the extension, if it's not already enabled.
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