How to reset Chromebook without keyboard?

Sometimes happens that the chromebook keyboard stops working, it fails to respond to the keystrokes. If you face this issue, don’t panic. This can be fixed by means of simple steps, so don’t waste your time. Just take a look at the following steps. First, press the power button to restart your Chromebook and keep the power button pressed for a few seconds. This will restart the Chromebook and bring up the login screen. Log in using your Google account. Once

How to reset Chromebook without keyboard and password?

This is the most common reason why someone wants to reset chromebook without keyboard. Even though we do not recommend doing so, here’s how you can do it. First, press the Esc and Refresh keys at the same time. The screen will refresh and you will have to reenter your login credentials. If your Chromebook is unlocked, you will have to press the power button to turn it off. Then press the power button and press the CTRL and the R keys at the same time. When

How to reset Chromebook without USB keyboard?

You can reset your Chromebook without USB keyboard using ADB and the ChromeOS Recovery Command Line interface. This works on all Chromebooks running the ChromeOS version that is supported by your device.

Reset Chromebook without keyboard?

A reset is done by rebooting your Chromebook while holding down the CTRL and the Power button at the same time for about 6 seconds. This will force your Chromebook into Recovery Mode. You will be shown a menu on the screen. Use the arrow keys on your keyboard to navigate to the ‘Reset to Factory Settings’ option and press the Enter key. Your Chromebook will now reboot and start up as it did when it was new.

How to reset Chromebook with keyboard?

From the Settings page, tap on Reset & Security, and then the Reset Everything option. It will reset your Chromebook to the original settings and will remove all the Chrome OS data, including bookmarks, history, passwords, apps, and more. It will also wipe out any files that are saved on your computer, such as photos, videos, and other personal files. However, it won’t affect Chrome apps, the settings, or the Chrome OS installation itself.