A company has a reoccurring issue that involves users having antivirus browser extensions installed after updating to the latest version of the company's antivirus software. Which of the following wou

Clearing browser history only removes browsing data and has no effect on the installation or presence of browser extensions.

Changing proxy settings directs internet traffic through a different server but does not control the installation of browser extensions by software.

Disabling certificate verification would severely compromise browser security and would not prevent unwanted browser extensions from being installed.

If the antivirus software is automatically installing browser extensions as part of its update, and these extensions are causing issues, disabling the installation of browser extensions or configuring group policies to prevent unwanted extensions from being installed would directly prevent this recurring problem. This ensures that only approved or essential extensions are present.