Technical Support chrome OS change to window OS

[Ismail-U50]

Please I need help concerning Acer that uses chrome OS and which I need to change it to window OS. Please how may I go about this?

 

[Notebook Centro CHILE]

Check on the website of the manufacturer of that specific model if the hardware configuration supports the system you want to install.

 

[DSP]

Check on the website of the manufacturer of that specific model if the hardware configuration supports the system you want to install.

what next if supported or not?

 

[Ismail-U50]

what next if supported or not?

Yes What who be the next step please i really net this please

 

[Micro-computers]

Yes What who be the next step please i really net this please

What type of Chromebook? You need to remove write protection screw first.

 

[Ismail-U50]

What type of Chromebook? You need to remove write protection screw first.

O, and what will be the next step please and chrome is Acer chrome.

 

[Micro-computers]

O, and what will be the next step please and chrome is Acer chrome.

Remove write protection screw, boot to developer mode.

 

[Micro-computers]

Remove write protection screw, boot to developer mode.

Enabling Developer Mode​

Entering Developer Mode requires you to first boot into Recovery Mode. For Chromebooks, this means pressing [ESC+Refresh+Power]; On Chromeboxes, there is usually a physical recovery button (often a small hole above the SD card reader) which must be depressed when powering on. Once at the recovery screen, press [CTRL+D] to enable developer mode, then confirm when prompted. As a security measure, transitioning to/from Developer Mode will wipe out all ChromeOS user data, essentially powerwashing (resetting) the device.

Exiting Developer Mode is as simple as following the instructions on the Developer Mode boot screen (usually pressing [SPACE]), but may require resetting the firmware boot flags if you've changed them. As with entering developer mode, exiting will wipe all ChromeOS user data, so if you plan on keeping your device in developer mode, it's a good idea to set the firmware boot flags to prevent accidental exiting and loss of data

 

[Ismail-U50]

Enabling Developer Mode​

Entering Developer Mode requires you to first boot into Recovery Mode. For Chromebooks, this means pressing [ESC+Refresh+Power]; On Chromeboxes, there is usually a physical recovery button (often a small hole above the SD card reader) which must be depressed when powering on. Once at the recovery screen, press [CTRL+D] to enable developer mode, then confirm when prompted. As a security measure, transitioning to/from Developer Mode will wipe out all ChromeOS user data, essentially powerwashing (resetting) the device.

Exiting Developer Mode is as simple as following the instructions on the Developer Mode boot screen (usually pressing [SPACE]), but may require resetting the firmware boot flags if you've changed them. As with entering developer mode, exiting will wipe all ChromeOS user data, so if you plan on keeping your device in developer mode, it's a good idea to set the firmware boot flags to prevent accidental exiting and loss of data

For me to grap this can you please attach any tutorial video that can teach me how to get this solution. I need how to change this to normal bios recovery mode . And if there is any video to doing that let me know please

 

[Micro-computers]

For me to grap this can you please attach any tutorial video that can teach me how to get this solution. I need how to change this to normal bios recovery mode . And if there is any video to doing that let me know please

Tell me your CHROMEBOOK board name

 

[Ismail-U50]

Tell me your CHROMEBOOK board name

Q1VZC LA-8943P Rev:1.0
Acer Q1VZC

 

[Micro-computers]

Q1VZC LA-8943P Rev:1.0
Acer Q1VZC

I can send you the windows bin file. I don't have the tutorial video, there are many of them on YouTube. you can search for mrchromebox on Google and learn from there.

 

[Micro-computers]

I can send you the windows bin file. I don't have the tutorial video, there are many of them on YouTube. you can search for mrchromebox on Google and learn from there.