How do I force uninstall browser extension in chrome from Windows 11

If the reset method doesn't work or you want to target a specific extension, you can try the Chrome Policy Remover Script. This is likely exactly what you're looking for. The Chrome Policy Remover is a free script created by Stefan VD, a recognized Google Chrome product expert, specifically designed to remove policy settings that malicious extensions set to block uninstallation.

Why this is different from what you've tried:

Unlike the registry method or manual folder deletion, this script targets the policy layer that malicious extensions use to lock themselves in place. It removes the invisible policies that tell Chrome "this extension cannot be removed".

How to uninstall browser extension in Chrome:

1. Visit the Chrome Help Forum page where Stefan VD posted the script

2. Download the Chrome_Policy_Remover.bat file

3. Right-click the file and select "Run as administrator"

4. Allow it to run when prompted by Windows

5. You'll see a message saying "All Chrome Policies are removed" when complete

Once the script runs, restart Chrome and the extension should have a normal "Remove" button available.

Important note: This script works on both Windows and Mac, though Mac users need to allow it in Settings > Privacy & Security if you want to uninstall browser extension in Chrome.