I’m not sure what happened, but the Taskbar (shelf) on my Chromebook now has a tiny keyboard and microphone icon. Easily ignored, except every time I go to enter text, a virtual keyboard pops up on the screen. ANNOYING! How can I get rid of these?
There’s a lot I like about my Chromebook but having to type in my Google account password every time I wake it up is definitely not one of them. Can I just unlock it by proximity to my Android phone instead?
I email myself photos to get them from my Android phone to my Chromebook. Clumsy! Is there a way to plug the phone into the Chromebook and just copy them all at once?
We have a Chromebook. We understand that we can use it as a tablet and get the keyboard onto the screen. The manuals are rather vague on how to do this, however, saying “Tap any text box to show the on-screen keyboard. Tap handwrite.” What’s a text box look like and what’s ‘handwrite’ look like?
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I have a Chromebook and would like to be able to watch live TV on occasion. I have Amazon Prime, is there a way to watch TV through the ChromeOS Prime Video app?
Dave, my daughter has a Chromebook from school and her sister would like to also use it. I don’t want them sharing an account to ensure no files get accidentally deleted: Can you set up a second user on a Chromebook system?
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I’ve been using a Chromebook for some writing and am wondering how I can edit and save my files directly onto the computer, rather than in the cloud. Is it possible? I want to be able to work offline.
I’ve been using a Chromebook and I like it! Seems a lot like Windows but without all the spam, bloatware, and endless threat of malware and viruses. But I’m wondering, can I plug in a second display and us it as a dual-display system?
