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-	[title\|Chromebook Repair]
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	[summary]Repair guides for many brands of Chromebook computer.[/summary]

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+	[document\|29088\|Shimless Workflow Guide\|display=list]

-	~~== Background and Identification ==~~
+	[page_title\|Chromebook Repair]

-	A Chromebook is a laptop or a tablet that runs a Chrome OS operating system. They also have limited offline capability and are meant to operate a variety of tasks using the Google Chrome browser. Most of the data and applications are on the cloud and not on the machine itself. Because of this, they are not using traditional applications like word processing or instant messaging but instead Web apps from the Chrome Web Store. You aren’t able to install third-party software on a Chromebook, like with devices that have Windows 10 or macOS. In order to get apps, you have to go to Google Play Store. There are some features that can be viewed offline such as Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Keep, Google Drive, Amazon's Cloud Reader, the New York Times App, and Angry Birds. Android Apps are available on all newer Chromebooks. With the exception of the first three released devices, Chromebook uses Coreboot.
+	== Background ==

-	~~The first Chromebooks to~~ the ~~market were from Acer and Samsung in 2011~~. They ~~were introduced at~~ the Google ~~I/O conference~~ and ~~started selling~~ a ~~few months later~~. ~~Two years later Lenovo~~, ~~Hewlett Packard and~~ Google ~~entered the market~~. There are ~~also non-laptop versions~~ that ~~have been~~ released, for ~~example the Chromebox was introduced in 2012~~. ~~It was a desktop. In 2014, an “all-in-one” device called the Chromebase by LG was introduced. And in 2018 Acer and Google both released Chromebook tablets.~~
+	A Chromebook is a laptop or tablet that runs the [[Topic:Chrome OS\|Chrome OS\|new_window=true]] operating system. They also have limited offline capability and are meant to operate a variety of tasks using the Google Chrome browser. Most of the data and applications are on the cloud and not on the machine itself. Because of this, they are not using traditional applications like word processing or instant messaging but instead Web apps from the Chrome Web Store. You aren’t able to install third-party software on a Chromebook, like with devices that have Windows 10 or macOS. In order to get apps, you have to go to Google Play Store. There are some features that can be viewed offline such as Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Keep, Google Drive, Amazon's Cloud Reader, the New York Times App, and Angry Birds. Android Apps are available on all newer Chromebooks. With the exception of the first three released devices, Chromebook uses Coreboot. Many Chromebooks on the market are of the same size as late model [[Topic:PC Netbook\|Netbooks\|new_window=true]] from 2010-2011 and are an indirect replacement for many of these "Wintel" netbooks.

-	There are pros and cons of using a Chromebook. For example, Chromebooks are a lot faster than a regular laptop because it isn’t slowed down with a lot of Windows junk programs taking up storage. You don’t have a lot of processes running in the background for this reason, which makes the Chrome OS quicker. For the same reason, a downside is you can’t run your legacy macOS or Windows programs on a Chromebook and you might want to.
+	The first Chromebooks to the market were from Acer and Samsung in 2011. They were introduced at the Google I/O conference and started selling a few months later. Two years later Lenovo, Hewlett Packard, and Google entered the market. There are also non-laptop versions that have been released, for example, the Chromebox was introduced in 2012. It was a desktop. In 2014, an “all-in-one” device called the Chromebase by LG was introduced. And in 2018 Acer and Google both released Chromebook tablets.
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+	There are pros and cons of using a Chromebook. For example, Chromebooks are a lot faster than regular laptops because they aren't slowed down by Windows bloatware and junk programs taking up storage. You have fewer background processes running for this reason, which makes the Chrome OS quicker. However, a downside is you can’t run your legacy macOS or Windows programs on a Chromebook.
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+	These features make a Chromebook a better choice for someone who needs a simple laptop to browse the web or students who need a laptop to use for school and need a cheap (but capable) laptop. These advantages, along with robust serial number-based remote management on Retail, and [link\|https://edu.google.com/intl/ALL_us/chromebooks/overview/\|Chromebooks for education (which include the management license with the Chromebook must be purchased separately for Retail non-EDU models)]. They are becoming popular in the classroom and "one laptop per child" programs.
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+	The [parts\|Chromebook\|most often replaced Chromebook parts] include the battery, [parts\|Chromebook\|screen\|itemtype=screens], and [parts\|Chromebook\|motherboard\|itemtype=motherboards].
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+	== Identification ==
+
+	An immediate check it to see if the laptop is running ChromeOS, and then to check how much on board storage capacity it has. If the capacity is small you likely have a Chromebook, especially if the manufacture date is recent. Occasionally you will see an older laptop "revived" by installing ChromeOS onto it. The hardware demands for that OS are so much lower, especially for web browsing or using cloud based apps that many otherwise overwhelmed laptops can be used productively. A definitive check is the *manufacturer's label frequently found on the underside of the unit*. Your model number will allow you to know your machine's setup by checking online.
+
+	== News from iFixit ==
+
+	* [link\|https://www.ifixit.com/News/7959/asus-chromebook-repair-c202\|Asus Chromebook Leads the Class on Repair]
+	* [link\|https://www.ifixit.com/News/43450/how-to-reset-a-managed-chromebook-and-avoid-enterprise-enrollment-you-cant\|Resetting a Managed or Enrolled Chromebook Probably Isn’t Worth It]
+	* [link\|https://www.ifixit.com/News/44910/google-adds-two-lines-makes-a-huge-e-waste-difference\|Google Adds Two Lines, Makes a Huge E-Waste Difference]
+	* [link\|https://www.ifixit.com/News/30282/how-to-get-updates-on-your-end-of-life-chromebook\|How to Get Updates on Your End-of-Life Chromebook]
+	* [link\|https://www.ifixit.com/News/74694/chromebook-churn-could-sink-school-budgets\|Chromebook Churn Could Sink School Budgets]

	== Additional Information ==

-	* Wikipedia: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromebook\|Chromebook]
-	* Amazon: [https://www.amazon.com/chromebook/s?k=chromebook\|Chromebook]
-	* Laptop Mag: [https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/chromebook-buying-advice\|What is a Chromebook? Buying guide and advice]
+	* Wikipedia: [link\|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromebook\|Chromebook]
+	* Amazon: [link\|https://www.amazon.com/chromebook/s?k=chromebook\|Chromebook]
+	* Laptop Mag: [link\|https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/chromebook-buying-advice\|What is a Chromebook? Buying guide and advice]

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Repair guides for many brands of Chromebook computer.

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== Background ==

A Chromebook is a laptop or tablet that runs the [[Topic:Chrome OS|Chrome OS|new_window=true]] operating system. They also have limited offline capability and are meant to operate a variety of tasks using the Google Chrome browser. Most of the data and applications are on the cloud and not on the machine itself. Because of this, they are not using traditional applications like word processing or instant messaging but instead Web apps from the Chrome Web Store. You aren’t able to install third-party software on a Chromebook, like with devices that have Windows 10 or macOS. In order to get apps, you have to go to Google Play Store. There are some features that can be viewed offline such as Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Keep, Google Drive, Amazon's Cloud Reader, the New York Times App, and Angry Birds. Android Apps are available on all newer Chromebooks. With the exception of the first three released devices, Chromebook uses Coreboot. Many Chromebooks on the market are of the same size as late model [[Topic:PC Netbook|Netbooks|new_window=true]] from 2010-2011 and are an indirect replacement for many of these "Wintel" netbooks.

The first Chromebooks to the market were from Acer and Samsung in 2011. They were introduced at the Google I/O conference and started selling a few months later. Two years later Lenovo, Hewlett Packard, and Google entered the market. There are also non-laptop versions that have been released, for example, the Chromebox was introduced in 2012. It was a desktop. In 2014, an “all-in-one” device called the Chromebase by LG was introduced. And in 2018 Acer and Google both released Chromebook tablets.

There are pros and cons of using a Chromebook. For example, Chromebooks are a lot faster than regular laptops because they aren't slowed down by Windows bloatware and junk programs taking up storage. You have fewer background processes running for this reason, which makes the Chrome OS quicker. However, a downside is you can’t run your legacy macOS or Windows programs on a Chromebook.

These features make a Chromebook a better choice for someone who needs a simple laptop to browse the web or students who need a laptop to use for school and need a cheap (but capable) laptop. These advantages, along with robust serial number-based remote management on Retail, and [link|https://edu.google.com/intl/ALL_us/chromebooks/overview/|Chromebooks for education (which include the management license with the Chromebook must be purchased separately for Retail non-EDU models)]. They are becoming popular in the classroom and "one laptop per child" programs.

The [parts|Chromebook|most often replaced Chromebook parts] include the battery, [parts|Chromebook|screen|itemtype=screens], and [parts|Chromebook|motherboard|itemtype=motherboards].

== Identification ==

An immediate check it to see if the laptop is running ChromeOS, and then to check how much on board storage capacity it has. If the capacity is small you likely have a Chromebook, especially if the manufacture date is recent. Occasionally you will see an older laptop "revived" by installing ChromeOS onto it. The hardware demands for that OS are so much lower, especially for web browsing or using cloud based apps that many otherwise overwhelmed laptops can be used productively. A definitive check is the ***manufacturer's label frequently found on the underside of the unit***. Your model number will allow you to know your machine's setup by checking online.

== News from iFixit ==

* [link|https://www.ifixit.com/News/7959/asus-chromebook-repair-c202|Asus Chromebook Leads the Class on Repair]
* [link|https://www.ifixit.com/News/43450/how-to-reset-a-managed-chromebook-and-avoid-enterprise-enrollment-you-cant|Resetting a Managed or Enrolled Chromebook Probably Isn’t Worth It]
* [link|https://www.ifixit.com/News/44910/google-adds-two-lines-makes-a-huge-e-waste-difference|Google Adds Two Lines, Makes a Huge E-Waste Difference]
* [link|https://www.ifixit.com/News/30282/how-to-get-updates-on-your-end-of-life-chromebook|How to Get Updates on Your End-of-Life Chromebook]
* [link|https://www.ifixit.com/News/74694/chromebook-churn-could-sink-school-budgets|Chromebook Churn Could Sink School Budgets]

== Additional Information ==

* Wikipedia: [link|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromebook|Chromebook]
* Amazon: [link|https://www.amazon.com/chromebook/s?k=chromebook|Chromebook]
* Laptop Mag: [link|https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/chromebook-buying-advice|What is a Chromebook? Buying guide and advice]

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[summary]Guide di riparazione per molte marche di computer Chromebook.[/summary]

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== Storia e Identificazione ==

Un Chromebook è un laptop o un tablet che esegue un sistema operativo Chrome OS. Queste macchine hanno anche capacità offline limitate e sono pensati per eseguire una serie di attività utilizzando il browser Google Chrome. La maggior parte dei dati e delle applicazioni si trova sul cloud e non sulla macchina stessa. Per questo motivo, non utilizzano applicazioni tradizionali come l'elaborazione di testi o la messaggistica istantanea, ma invece le app Web del Chrome Web Store. Non puoi installare software di terze parti su un Chromebook, come con i dispositivi con Windows 10 o macOS. Per ottenere app, devi andare su Google Play Store. Ci sono alcune funzionalità che possono essere visualizzate offline come Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Keep, Google Drive, Amazon's Cloud Reader, l'app del New York Times e Angry Birds. Le app Android sono disponibili su tutti i Chromebook più recenti. Ad eccezione dei primi tre dispositivi rilasciati, Chromebook utilizza Coreboot.

I primi Chromebook sul mercato provenivano da Acer e Samsung nel 2011. Sono stati presentati alla conferenza I/O di Google e hanno iniziato a vendere pochi mesi dopo. Due anni dopo Lenovo, Hewlett Packard e Google sono entrati sul mercato. Sono state rilasciate anche versioni non portatili, ad esempio il Chromebox è stato introdotto nel 2012. Era un desktop. Nel 2014 è stato introdotto un dispositivo "all-in-one" chiamato Chromebase di LG. E nel 2018 Acer e Google hanno entrambi rilasciato i tablet Chromebook.

Ci sono pro e contro nell'utilizzo di un Chromebook. Ad esempio, i Chromebook sono molto più veloci di un normale laptop perché non viene rallentato da molti programmi spazzatura di Windows che occupano spazio di archiviazione. Non hai molti processi in esecuzione in background per questo motivo, il che rende Chrome OS più veloce. Per lo stesso motivo, uno svantaggio è che non puoi eseguire i tuoi programmi macOS o Windows precedenti su un Chromebook e potresti volerlo.

== Informazioni Aggiuntive ==

* Wikipedia: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromebook|Chromebook]
* Amazon: [https://www.amazon.it/s?k=chromebook&i=electronics&__mk_it_IT=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&ref=nb_sb_noss_1|Chromebook]
* Laptop Mag: [https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/chromebook-buying-advice|Che cos'è un Chromebook? Guida all'acquisto e consigli (in inglese)]