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Opened a ticket 2 weeks ago and still not having replies. Any news from you?

What's the best way to open a ticket?

Hello, any news about the issue? From 2 week ago i can't get auto login in chome with GCPW, this worked before. What is the best way to let google know the problem?

Yes, if you set or leave the browser sign in policy as it is without deactive it, they can sign as usually

I needed this setting to access Chrome quickly with a user already logged in because I use GCPW but I believe that a user who logs in normally can continue to do so by logging in once they have started Chrome, at the top right. Or maybe I didn't understand the question?

you are right, really. I tested both but at the end i setted that in the admin console - - - Updated - - - you are right, really. I tested both but at the end i setted that in the admin console

Hi everyone, I'm a sysadmin of a school in Italy. I have been using GCPW since this year and confirm that the automatic login works. However, I noticed some things that do not make the login transparent for the user. When a user logs in to Windows for the first time and starts chrome, they are immediately presented with the screen to log in to their account, if they click on "log in" chrome will make them re-enter their credentials, vice versa if they click on "do not log in" then chorme takes the user credentials passed by GCPW, which is not intuitive for the user. To bypass this, in my case, I used ADMX on Windows server and disabled this option https://admx.help/?Category=Chrome&Policy=Google.Policies.Chrome::PromotionalTabsEnabledThe same thing can also be done from the Google console if you use managed Chrome Enterprise. In this way chrome does not show the login screen at startup when it opens the user only has to confirm that they want to activate synchronization