Free up space on your Chromebook - Chromebook Help - Google …
WEBIf your Chromebook is running low on disk space, we recommend deleting files you don't need anymore. Check how much storage is being used. At the bottom right, select the time. Select Settings . In the "Device" section, select Storage management. Here, you’ll find how much storage space is left on your device, and how much space is being used by:
Learn about Chromebooks - Chromebook Help - Google Help
WEBChromebooks are a new type of computer designed to help you get things done faster and easier. They run ChromeOS, an operating system that has cloud storage, the best of Google built-in, and multiple layers of security. Learn more about switching to a Chromebook. Why are Chromebooks cheaper than traditional computers?
Storing Chromebooks long term - Chrome Enterprise and …
WEBThe Chromebook won’t power on by touching the power button or opening the lid, until you plug the device back to a power source. This is the ideal way to store devices. It reduces battery discharge to a minimum, prevents constant charge and discharge from reducing the battery life, and keeps the Chromebook in a stable, powered-off state.
File types & external devices that work on Chromebooks
WEBYou can access files on external devices connected to your Chromebook if they use the following types of filesystems: FAT (FAT16, FAT32, exFAT) HFS+ (read-only on journaled HFS+) ISO9660 (read-only) MTP. NTFS. UDF (read-only) Cloud storage. Chromebooks work with cloud file systems, like Google Drive, Box, or SMB.
Open, save, or delete files - Chromebook Help - Google Help
WEBYour Chromebook might not work with the storage device you're trying to use. Check if your Chromebook supports your storage device. Make sure your Chromebook is using the newest software. Learn how to update your Chromebook software. You can also use Google Drive to check the files on your storage device: Plug your storage device into …
Free up space on your Chromebook - Chromebook Help - Google …
WEBCheck how much storage is being used. At the bottom right, select the time. Select Settings . In the 'Device' section, select Storage management. Here, you'll be able to find how much storage space is left on your device and how much space is being used by: Downloads: The files in your Downloads folder. Offline files: Temporary versions of your ...
Recover your Chromebook - Chromebook Help - Google Help
WEBOn the Chromebook with the error: If you have anything connected to this Chromebook (such as a mouse or external hard drive), remove it. Enter recovery mode: Chromebook: Press and hold Esc + Refresh , then press Power . Let go of Power. On some Chromebook models: Press and hold Esc + Maximize , then press Power.
Set ChromeOS device policies - Chrome Enterprise and Education …
WEBApplies to Dell Latitude 5300 2-in-1, 5400, 7410, and 7410 2-in-1 Chromebook Enterprise devices. Allows you to prolong the usable life of a battery by charging to full capacity only once per day. For the remainder of the day, batteries are in a lower charge state that’s better for storage, even when the system is plugged in to a direct power ...
Connect your Android phone to your Chromebook - Google Help
WEBTo pair a new Android phone to your Chromebook, you must first disconnect your current device. On your Chromebook, at the bottom right, select the time Settings . Under “Connected devices,” select your phone. At the bottom, next to “Forget phone,” select DisconnectConfirm. Connect your phone to your Chromebook.
Reset your Chromebook to factory settings - Chromebook Help
WEBStep 2: Try these other steps first. Turn off your Chrome extensions one at a time, checking each time if your Chromebook is working again. Learn how to turn off extensions. Try resetting your Chromebook's hardware. If neither of these steps fix the problem, continue to step 3. Step 3: Back up your files and info (important) Factory reset ...