Category: Chromebook

Minecraft is not currently supported for use on Chromebooks. Minecraft will not run on a Chromebook under default settings. Because of this, Minecraft’s system requirements list that it is compatible only with Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems. Chromebooks use Google’s Chrome OS, which is essentially a web browser. Moreover, can you play Minecraft on […]

Chromebook officially does not support Windows, but that does not mean that you cannot run Windows on Chromebook. For many Chromebook users, they can experience Windows 10 on Chromebooks in several unofficial ways. If you’ve ever used Parallels Desktop to run Windows on a Mac you’ll be instantly at home with the Chromebook version. Parallels […]

Locate the small LED lights near the charging port of your charger to find out if it is connected to your 2 Perform a Hard Restart. , and more items. If your device turns on but the screen stays black, hold down the Refresh key + Power to restart your Chromebook. A hard restart will […]

According to Google’s introduction, Chromebooks are good for gaming, because they give users access to some PC, console, and mobile games. However, most PC games require large memory and fast processors – which Chromebooks don’t equip with. So Chromebooks only support users playing a few PC games. Can a chromebook play games? Modern Chromebooks can […]

How to restart a Chromebook to fix issues with your laptop. You should restart your Chromebook if you’re having issues with your computer, as it can keep your system running smoothly. Sometimes, holding down the power button to turn your Chromebook off and then on again will do the trick. Other times, you may need […]

Chromebooks are definitely one of the most secure laptops on the market. It can protect itself from malware, but it’s not 100 percent immune from attacks — especially those that are cleverly designed to bypass modern security features. Chromebooks use the principle of “defense in depth ” to provide multiple layers of protection, so if […]

But as great as that is, most of us are used to Microsoft Office apps like Word, Excel, and Powerpoint. Luckily, you can run Microsoft Office on Chromebooks. You can’t install desktop versions of Office on a Chromebook, but you still have options when it comes to running Microsoft Office on Chromebook. Although Chromebooks have […]

Chromebooks do a fine job of printing, and if you’re printing to a local computer (a printer attached to your computer), you should be HIPAA compliant. If you’re printing to a shared printer (like a big multifunction device in the office), you might need to use Google Cloud Print. You might be wondering “Are Chromebooks […]

Chrome OS is based on desktop Linux, so a Chromebook’s hardware will definitely work well with Linux . A Chromebook can make a solid, cheap Linux laptop. If you plan on using your Chromebook for Linux, you shouldn’t just go pick up any Chromebook. What is Linux on Chromebooks? Linux is a feature that lets […]

I have tried: Disabling Adaptive Brightness. Turning the bightness settings to max. Trying the brightness settings in the Intel Graphics configurator. Disable hardware acceleration One of the main reasons behind Google Chrome going black is the problem with its GPU compositing process that handles a certain aspect of its on-page visual. Thus, to fix the […]