Missing or unsupported AutomaticUpdates value means the policy is not configured.AutomaticUpdates value of 2 means the policy is configured and updates are disabled.AutomaticUpdates value of 1 means the policy is configured and updates are enabled.The Group Policy writes registry setting AutomaticUpdates ( DWORD) under HKLM or HKCU, Software\Policies\GoTo\GoToApplication.Group Policy setting for controlling automatic updates - can be configured on the machine or user level.Two methods are available for controlling automatic updates: on Mac, via a plist setting in the app plist file.on Windows, via a Group Policy setting (configured on the machine or user level) or a registry setting in the app registry key (again on the machine or user level).IT administrators can enforce the automatic updates to be enabled or disabled: If updates are disabled, the app will not show notifications for new updates and it won't have UI for manual check for updates. See How do I deploy the GoTo app on Mac via DMG? for more information.
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On Mac, there are steps IT administrators can take to ensure smooth update process. See What are the different types of MSIs? for more information. On Windows, when the app is installed per-machine, the update requires elevation and it will show an elevation prompt to the user. The update will be applied when the app exits, regardless of whether the user chose to restart or simply exited the app later. If an update is found, the app will show an indication to the user that there is an available update with the option to restart the app to apply the update. It will also automatically check for updates at app start and periodically while the app is running. If updates are enabled, the app will have UI for the user to manually check for updates.
By default, automatic updates in the app are enabled.
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