Reset your Chromebook to factory settings - Chromebook Help
Factory reset your Chromebook. Sign out of your Chromebook. Press and hold Ctrl + Alt + Shift + r. Select Restart. In the box that appears, select Powerwash Continue. Follow the steps that appear and sign in with your Google Account. Note: The account you sign in with after you reset your Chromebook will be the owner account.
Take a screenshot or record your screen - Chromebook Help
If your Chromebook has it, press the Screenshot key . If your Chromebook has no Screenshot key: At the bottom right of your screen, select Settings Screen Capture . Press Shift + Ctrl + Show windows . If your external keyboard doesn't have a Show windows key , press Ctrl + Shift + F5. In the menu at the bottom, select Screenshot .
Manage Google Accounts on your Chromebook
If you update your Chromebook to ChromeOS version 76 and up, you can also update your existing Google Accounts on your Chromebook. This lets you use them across websites and Android apps. At the bottom right, select the time.
Set up your printer - Chromebook Help - Google Help
Tip: Your Chromebook and printer must be connected to the same internet connection. At the bottom right of your Chromebook, select the time. Select Settings . Under "Device," scroll down to “Printers and scanners.” Select Printers + Add printer manually. Enter your printer information: Name: Enter any name to help you recognize your printer.
Open, save, or delete files on your Chromebook - Google Help
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 another computer. Open Google Drive. If you haven't signed in, make sure to sign in using the same Google Account you have on your Chromebook.
Use camera features on your Chromebook - Chromebook Help
Important: When you pause a video recording, your Chromebook will save the video unless you delete it. Pan, tilt, and zoom your camera: Select Pan, tilt, and zoom . To zoom in: Select Zoom . Digital zoom can expand the image by a factor of several times. To pan within a zoomed in image: To pan left: Select Left arrow .
Find compatible Chromebook printers - Chromebook Help
To make sure your printer works effectively with your Chromebook, use the resources below. Certified “Works with Chromebook” printers These certified “ Works with Chromebook ” printers meet Chromebook compatibility standards, and have been tested to …
Update your Chromebook's operating system - Chromebook Help …
Test your Chromebook after each step to check if the problem is fixed. Turn off your Chromebook, then turn it back on. If you have trouble with your phone or Chromebook's mobile data to update your system, disconnect from the phone or mobile data. Connect to Wi-Fi or Ethernet instead. Learn how to fix connection problems. Reset your Chromebook.
Recover your Chromebook - Chromebook Help - Google Help
On 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. Let go of Power.
Chromebook keyboard shortcuts - Chromebook Help - Google Help
On your Chromebook, at the bottom right, select the time. Go to Settings . Select Device Keyboard and inputs Customize keyboard keys. Next to "F11" or "F12," select the shortcut you want from the dropdown menu. For Chromebook keyboards with less than 12 top row keys: The key options for F11 if top-row keys as function keys are on: Disabled ...