How to reset a Chromebook OS

How to reset a Chromebook OS?

First things first, you need to make sure that your chromebook is in a proper working condition. Connect it to the charger and ensure that there is no hardware issue. Now, you need to press the power button and keep it pressed for few seconds. This will trigger the reboot process. The Chrome OS will automatically restart and show the login screen. If the screen remains black, try to press the Esc key. If it doesn’t work, you can try to press Ctrl+Alt+Delete

How to reset Chromebook password?

Your chromebook come with default password. You can reset it to make the machine secure. Choose the Reset Now option in Settings. This will restart your Chromebook. The next time you connect to ChromeOS, it will ask you to choose your new password.

How to reset Chrome OS password?

If you are unable to sign in to your Chromebook, it could be because of a forgotten login password. If the problem persists after trying different methods to get back into your account, you will have to reset the Chromebook OS to its default settings. To do this, start by restarting your Chromebook, press and hold Shift, and press Cmd+P to go to the Power menu. Choose Restart Now. Once the Chromebook restarts, you will be taken to the Chrome OS login screen

How to reset my Chromebook?

If you want to reset your Chromebook to its original state, head to Settings, scroll down to and click on “Show advanced settings”. Then, enter the following in the box: Reset to Factory Settings. Your Chromebook will restart and return to its default state.

How to reset a Chrome OS tablet?

As Chromebooks are built on Chrome OS, resetting your Chromebook tablet is similar to resetting a Chrome OS computer. If you're using a Google Pixel Slate, a Pixelbook, or one of the newer Chromebooks with the Google logo on the back, you can press and hold the power button and then tap the button in the “Security” section of the Settings menu. This resets your device back to its factory settings, including clearing all local Chrome OS data and emptying the