Double-click Add or Remove Programs (on XP) or Programs and Features (on Vista).

Click the Start menu on your computer taskbar.

Restart your computer after you uninstall.

Go to the Start menu > Programs > Google Updater > Uninstall Google Updater.

If you'd like to uninstall the Google Updater, click the link for one of the methods below: Immediately after uninstalling your other Google programs, Google Update should be uninstalled automatically. To fully uninstall Google Update, uninstall any Google applications you currently have installed. If you remove Google Update processes from your computer, you may find that your Google programs no long function properly and, in many cases, you may see Google Update return automatically. Google Update can't be removed by itself. Google Update is also known as Omaha, which is the name for the open-source project. When Google Update is running, you won't see any new windows but may notice the process GoogleUpdate.exe in Task Manager. It helps keeps these programs up-to-date. Google Update is an open source component of several different Google programs, including Google Chrome and Google Earth. When Google Updater is running, you'll see the process GoogleUpdater.exe in Task Manager. The Updater provides an easy interface to help you manage Google Earth and other software available through Google Pack.

It may also come pre-installed with other Google software on your computer. Google Updater is installed when you download Google Pack or Google Earth. There is 2 different things are avilable in google upate(r)

Open software updater removal