You will need to purchase the full version to remove infections. It is recommended to run a free scan with Combo Cleaner - a tool to detect viruses and malware on your computer. I chose this extension simply as an example, however, this removal guide is generic and will help you to remove any Chrome extension that is marked as installed by enterprise policy. In this removal guide I will demonstrate how to remove the 'Coupon Server' Google Chrome extension that is marked as 'Installed by enterprise policy'. Also, disallow installation of any additional software. To avoid inadvertent adware or PUP installation, Internet users should always install freeware choosing the 'Custom Installation' option rather than 'Typical Installation' - and be sure to opt-out of any changes to your Internet browser settings.

Commonly, potentially unwanted applications are bundled with free software downloaded from the Internet, the installation of which, is often a consequence of not paying close attention to the installation steps. Note that recently, there is a rise in adware infections, and in many cases, these potentially unwanted programs (PUPs) install on users' Internet browsers disguised as legitimate extensions. This removal guide shows how to remove a Google Chrome extension that was 'Installed by enterprise policy'. Google Chrome extension 'Installed by enterprise policy' - how to remove?

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