First off, I absolutely love everything about Google Chrome and really want to continue using it.

Google chrome has worked perfectly fine for the past month. Today Vista started asking me if I "trust" chrome.exe

This is really annoying and I can't figure out how to fix it, so I figured I would re-install Chome.

The problem is that I can't uninstall it. I tried going into the Start Menu > All Programs > Google Chrome > Uninstall and the uninstall program never starts.

I also tried to go to Uninstall/Change programs, and that does't work either. I select Google Chrome, then click Uninstall and nothing ever happens.

Third, I tried to go in and delete the files... and it won't let me view the folder. I type in the path to the Google Chrome folder and it tries to open it as a webpage in Chrome. Then it says the page can't be found.

HELP!!!! I hate having to use IE to post this!

I have windows Vista and Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007... I can't figure out the Vista equivalent to some of the commands. For example, in step 1, part 7, it says to click "alternative user input"... I don't have anything called that in the office shared features.

Does anyone have an updated set of instructions on how to disable this file?

That still isn't working... I have the following options once I go into "Regional and Language Options":

Formats Tab
Location Tab
Keyboards and Languages Tab
Administrative Tab

Under the Keyboards and Languages Tab, My only options are:

Change Keyboard (button)
How do I change keyboard.. welcome screen? (link)
How can I install additional languages (link)

and then OK, Cancel, and Apply at the bottom...

Grrr... I'm starting to really get annoyed with Google Chrome for this.

I still can't find what you're talking about... but for some reason it let me uninstall it now.

The only problem is that Vista is still asking me if I want to allow the program to run whenever I try to execute chrome.exe

Re-installing didn't help. In XP, there was a little check box "Don't ask me [if I want to allow file to be exe'd] this again", but I can't find anything like that for Vista.

Is there anyway to change it so it recognizes Google Chrome, and I don't have to turn off the feature completely?

I had the same problem with the UAC prompt. It was driving me crazy. When I went into SAFE mode with Networking I saw that Chrome had installed fine, ran fine and even had the Update server available. I continued to play with Chrome in normal mode and found that if you do the following, you can get the program to work without the UAC prompt coming up. However, it still tells me the Update server is not
available (error 1).

Try this to avoid the UAC prompt:
Go into your C drive.
Click on Users.
Click on your Administrator file (you must be logged in as
Administrator to do this).
Click on AppData.
Click on Local.
Click on Google.
Click on Chrome.
Click on Application.
Click on 0.2.149.29.
Click on Installer.
Click on the zipped file in there called chrome.

That should reinstall the updated version of chrome. Note: your old Chrome icons (if you still have Chrome installed from before) won't work. Delete them and when it reinstalls through this procedure you will have new icons which should open the program up without the UAC. Let me know if that works for you. Also, let me know if you still have
the "Update server not available when you check" under About Google Chrome.

Good luck.