Category: Chromebook

There could be various reasons behind your Google Chrome screen going black. Most of the time it happens due to the incompatibility issues, and other times it happens due to buggy plugins. There are various factors to it like a bug in your Chrome, too many or buggy plugins, Chrome flags, hardware problems, etc. If […]

Turn your Chromebook on and log in. Click on the time in the bottom right corner. Click on the Settings cog. If your Chromebook supports the Google Play Store, you will see a Google Play Store option. This means you can run Android apps on your Chromebook. While writing we ran into the question “How […]

When you’re signed in to Chrome, you can save your passwords to your Google Account. Passwords can then be used on Chrome across your devices, and across some apps on your Android devices. Otherwise, you can store passwords locally on your computer only. How to access saved passwords on Chrome? Start by opening the “Chrome” […]

First, let’s clear up any confusion—yes, you can use your Chromebook offline. It does have limited functionality while offline, but it is functional. How to Use a Chromebook Offline. We’ll answer all that and more as we explore how to use a Chromebook offline. First, let’s clear up any confusion—yes, you can use your Chromebook […]

If you’re mostly dependent on Google Chrome, and you can live without Windows-only programs, then this operating system will serve you very well. This Acer Chromebook Spin 13, in particular, could be a good option too. That said, a Windows laptop or Mac. Book can run the Chrome browser as well as other software supported […]

Chromebooks are especially good for younger students, as they are ease to use and are fairly secure. Are Chromebooks good for work and school? The best Chromebooks have become ubiquitous in the classroom, workplace, and home for good reason. Chrome OS, the operating system that powers these laptop alternatives might seem lightweight when set side […]

Chromebook officially does not support Windows, but that does not mean that you cannot run Windows on Chromebook. Many Chromebook users can experience Windows 10 on Chromebooks in several unofficial ways. How to make sure whether you can install Windows on Chromebook? Neither Google nor Microsoft officially support Windows for Chromebooks. Development of Google’s Project […]

Chromebooks can, if necessary, be set up to work without internet access. Configuring offline access is only recommended in situations where students are assigned to a single device. Offline access is not a realistic option in a shared device situation. But there are a few things you should know first… Chromebooks can, if necessary, be […]

Not all Chromebooks have Bluetooth capabilities, but most do for accessories like keyboards, speakers, and headphones. As long as you have Bluetooth capabilities on your Chromebook, you should be able to quickly and easily pair your devices with your computer. How to connect Bluetooth device to Chromebook? To connect to a device that is already […]

This list will show just how many Chromebooks can currently run Android and Linux apps, along with the Chromebooks that are scheduled to add Android app support at some point. Keep in mind that starting in 2019, every Chromebook can run Android and Linux apps. Chrome OS used to pretty much be a glorified browser, […]