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 …

To fix some Chromebook problems, you might need to reset your Chromebook hardware, also called a hard reset. Try a hard reset only after other ways to fix the problem have failed.

Wipe a Chromebook—Developer mode Press Space, then press Enter. The Chromebook deletes its local data, returning to its initial state. This can take several minutes to complete. Note: If …

Nov 12, 2018 · First turn off your Chromebook completely (don't just close the lid). Next, hold down the Refresh key and then press and hold the Power button. Hold both down for 10 …

De fabrieksinstellingen van je Chromebook terugzetten Log uit op je Chromebook. Houd Ctrl + Alt + Shift + R ingedrukt. Selecteer Opnieuw opstarten. Selecteer in het vak dat verschijnt de optie …

My Chromebook wasn't connecting to WiFi (it just gave a "DHCP lookup failed" error every time I tried) so I powerwashed it, and clicked through a few setup questions until it tried to search for …

When the update installs, select Relaunch and Powerwash. Everything will be deleted from your Chromebook, and you'll need to sign in with your Google Account again.

Factory reset ("Powerwash") Perform a factory reset when you want to make your device run like new again. For instance, you may want to factory reset if you are transferring ownership of the …

For administrators who manage ChromeOS and ChromeOS Flex devices for a business or school. By default, wiped ChromeOS devices automatically re-enroll into your account without users …

I tried doing a power wash on my Acer Chromebook R13 and now it’s stuck in a reboot loop. It displays the Chrome splash screen for several seconds then goes dark and does it again …