# Google Chrome Ad Blocker Extension

## Batch Script

The following is the Google Chrome Ad Blocker Extension sample batch script. Copy it and save it as a **.bat** file. For further information on hosting this script see [Quick Guide to Self-Hosting Custom Scripts](https://docs.faronics.com/faronicsdeploy/custom-scripts-powershell-vb-batch/custom-scripts-library/quick-guide-to-self-hosting-custom-scripts). 

```
reg add HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Google\Chrome\ExtensionInstallForcelist /v 1 /t REG_SZ /d cfhdojbkjhnklbpkdaibdccddilifddb /f
```

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To install any other Google Chrome extensions, see [Create a Custom Script to Install any Google Chrome Extension](https://docs.faronics.com/faronicsdeploy/custom-scripts-powershell-vb-batch/custom-scripts-library/google-chrome-ad-blocker-extension/create-a-custom-script-to-install-any-google-chrome-extension) guide.
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## Custom Script Settings

The table below outlines all the fields that need to be set when creating this custom script. 

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For a detailed guide, refer to [Create a Chrome Ad Blocker Extension Custom Script](#create-a-chrome-ad-blocker-extension-custom-script).
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| Field        | Value                                                                                |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Name         | **Install Chrome Ext - Ad Blocker**                                                  |
| URL          | <https://raw.githubusercontent.com/murtaza7869/Deploy/master/InstallBlockAdPlus.bat> |
| Type         | **Batch Script**                                                                     |
| Command-Line | Leave blank                                                                          |
| Run As       | **System Account** or **Specified User Account**                                     |

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## Create a Chrome Ad Blocker Extension Custom Script

![Create a Custom Script](https://3007061244-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-MRkQfx_2cLnNNBX1muO%2F-MVTElzvvVzBy4ilZBk4%2F-MVTMQo7yXAzeNjC65UE%2Fimage.png?alt=media\&token=7a0a3ba4-1ce4-4768-af51-34d6956c7572)

1\. Select the **Control Grid** tab on the top menu bar.

2\. Navigate to the **Applications** tab.

3\. Click **CUSTOM** **SCRIPT**.

4\. Select **Create** **Custom** **Script**.

5\. Enter a **Name** for the script, **Install Chrome Ext - Ad Block** in this example; use any name you'd like to use.

![Install Chrome Ad Block Extension](https://3007061244-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-MRkQfx_2cLnNNBX1muO%2F-MX2toUao3-O13wkW_Ai%2F-MX2ucN4YnOjLmmvoCXi%2Fimage.png?alt=media\&token=d3e0929c-a5e0-4f85-8f8d-691329521a0b)

6\. Enter the **URL** that points to the hosted script <https://raw.githubusercontent.com/murtaza7869/Deploy/master/InstallBlockAdPlus.bat> in this example. You might need to download this file and host it on a link that is whitelisted in your firewall.

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Best Practice is to download the sample script and self-host it. You can do this for free with GitHub. See the [Quick Guide to Self-Hosting Custom Scripts](https://docs.faronics.com/faronicsdeploy/custom-scripts-powershell-vb-batch/custom-scripts-library/quick-guide-to-self-hosting-custom-scripts) for more information.
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7\. Select the script type: **Batch Script**.

8\. **Command Line**: Leave blank.

9\. Select the account to **Run As**; either **System Accoun**t or **Specified User Account**.

10\. Click **SAVE TO GRID**.

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Once saved, the script can be pushed to an individual computer or groups of computers. It can also be scheduled using a Policy.

For a guide on how to run your custom script, see [Pushing the Script](https://docs.faronics.com/faronicsdeploy/custom-scripts-powershell-vb-batch/..#pushing-the-script).
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The script will now appear in the list of Custom Scripts. It will also be available to select from the Applications Control Grid View.&#x20;

Search for the script in the grid using the search option. If your applications are grouped, you will see a column named **Custom** **Scripts**. Selecting the **Custom Script header** will display all the scripts that have been added to the grid.&#x20;
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