Now it's $1Child 1's turn You can hand this Chromebook to $1Child 1. Setup is almost done, then it's time to explore. Next Add parental controls after setup For older children, you can add parental controls once you finish setup. You'll find information on parental controls in the Explore app. You child's account isn't set up for Family Link parental controls. You can add parental controls once you finish setup. You'll find information on parental controls in the Explore app. This account isn't eligible for parental controls $1john.doe@example.com is already being managed by $2google.com. To use parental controls with a different Google Account, sign out after setup, then select "Add person" on the sign-in screen. Continue Sync your $1Chromebook Your saved preferences and activity will be ready on any ChromeOS Flex device when you sign in with your Google Account. You can choose what to sync in Settings. Your saved preferences and activity will be ready on any ChromeOS device when you sign in with your Google Account. You can choose what to sync in Settings. Sync your $1Chromebook apps, settings, and more Your Chrome browser bookmarks, passwords, history, and more are saved in your Google Account Sync your Chrome browser bookmarks, passwords, history, and more Google may use your history to personalize Search and other Google services Review sync options following setup Accept and continue Turn on sync No thanks Please wait... What will you use your $1Chromebook for? Based on your interests, you may see app recommendations, tips, and more Skip Please wait... Top apps for your $1Chromebook Selected apps will be installed after setup. Find more recommendations later in the Apps & Games app. Skip Install apps for your $1Chromebook from the Google Play Store Find the apps you need, from productivity to entertainment, on the Google Play Store. You can install apps anytime. Select and install popular apps In-app purchases Installed on your other devices Contains ads More about $1Google Maps Skip Install Please wait... Please wait... Apps downloading We'll install those apps for you. You can find more apps for your $1Chromebook in the Play Store. Next Use Google AI to be more creative and productive Exclusive for $1Chromebook Plus. Generative AI is experimental, in early development, and currently has limited availability. Write faster and with more confidence Right-click in a text box to use Help me write Create images with AI Right-click to easily visualize your ideas Create wallpapers with AI Style unique wallpapers Create backgrounds with AI Personalize your camera backgrounds for video calls and more Summarize content, simplify complex language, or ask questions Right-click to use Help me read Extra content $11 out of $22 Selected, extra content $11 out of $22 Navigate to extra content $11 out of $22 Your $1Chromebook Plus comes with Gemini Chat with Gemini to start writing, planning, learning, and more with Google AI. After setup, start using Gemini by selecting the Gemini app on your shelf, at the bottom of your screen. You are all set! Get $1Chromebook tips, offers, and updates, and share feedback. Setup is complete! Get your device ready for gaming next Your $1Chromebook is built for gaming. The Explore app will open next where you can access hundreds of the latest games, see gaming offers, and discover gaming features that come with your device. Unsubscribe anytime. Unsubscribe anytime by clicking the link in the emails you receive. You are ready to start using your $1Chromebook. Sign me up Sign up for $1Chromebook emails Get started Quick setup with Android phone Automatically transfer WiFi from your Android phone Sign in with Android phone Scan the QR code with your Android phone Verify the code on your Android phone Easily set up your $1Chromebook with your phone. You can add your Wi-Fi and Google Account without manually entering your passwords. Visible as $1Chromebook... Easily set up your $1Chromebook with your phone. You can add your Google Account without manually entering your password. Visible as $1Chromebook... Turn on your phone’s Bluetooth and Wi-Fi Follow instructions on your phone to verify the code Follow instructions on your phone or use the camera app Receiving Wi-Fi info... Your Android phone has you covered. Your WiFi and password are being transferred over. To continue setup with your Android device, connect your $1Chromebook to a network Can't transfer Wi-Fi Try again or connect to a network manually Connecting to your Android phone... Follow the instructions on your phone to continue setup. Make sure your phone is nearby and Bluetooth is turned on. Signing in... Transfering Google Account info from your Android phone Android quick setup is done. Continue setup on your $1Chromebook. You connected to Wi-Fi and signed in to $1test@gmail.com using your Android phone You signed in to $1test@gmail.com using your Android phone Sign in with your Android phone Follow the instructions on your phone to scan the QR code. Make sure your phone's Bluetooth is on. Visible to nearby devices as $1Chromebook (123)... Turn on Bluetooth? To set up with your Android phone, your Chromebook's Bluetooth needs to be on Cancel Turn on Confirm your Google Account on your phone Follow the instructions on your phone Accessibility Accessibility settings Show navigation buttons Navigate home, back, and switch apps with buttons in tablet mode. Done Choose your PIN Choose a PIN Set a PIN to make it easier to sign in Use a number (PIN) instead of a password to unlock your device. To set your PIN later, go to Settings. Your child can use a number (PIN) instead of a password to unlock this device. To set a PIN later, go to Settings. Instead of entering your Google Account password to sign in, you can create a PIN for this $1Chromebook Skip Use password instead Type your PIN again Type the PIN again Your PIN has been added Your child’s PIN has been added You can use your PIN to unlock your device. Your child can use a PIN to unlock the device. You can use your PIN to sign in to or unlock your device. Your child can use a PIN to sign in to or unlock the device. Pin setup Done Reset your PIN You can use this PIN to sign in to your device Your child can use this PIN to sign in to their device Your PIN has been updated Your child’s PIN has been updated Set a $1Chromebook password to make it easier to sign in Instead of entering your Google Account password to sign in, you can create a $1Chromebook password for this device Create password for this $1Chromebook Use Google Account password Enter old password Incorrect password Local data will be deleted You can recover $1johndoe@gmail.com, but local data will be deleted. Your password has changed since the last time you signed in Your local data is protected by your old password. Enter your old password to recover local data. Continue anyway Reset Forgot old password Failed to enable local data recovery You can enable it later in Settings > Security and Privacy > Lock screen and sign-in Retry Skip Your password has changed since the last time you signed in Enter your Google Account password again on the next screen to finish recovery Retry Done Sign-in hosted by $1saml.com This authentication service is hosted by $1saml.com This sign-in service, hosted by $1saml.com, is accessing your camera. Wrong sign-in option? Enter Google Account info Please re-enter your password to update your $1Chromebook profile. Set a $1Chromebook password to make it easier to sign in Instead of entering your Google Account password to sign in, you can create a $1Chromebook password for this device Reset $1Chromebook password Your password is set Your password has been updated You can use this password to sign in to your $1Chromebook. Sign-in method updated For security reasons, your administrator disabled your device PIN and password. From now on, use your $1user@example.com password. Please create a password to protect your local data. Enter your password Passwords don't match Confirm your password Incorrect password Cancel account setup? No Yes Managed by $1acmecorp.com Sign-in failed because your account details could not be retrieved. Please contact your administrator or try again. Sign-in failed. Please contact your administrator or try again. Sign-in failed because your password could not be verified. Please contact your administrator or try again. Sign-in failed because it was configured to use a non-secure URL ($1http://www.example.com/login.html). Please contact your administrator. Try again Sign-in failed because your access token could not be retrieved. Please check your network connection and try again. Sign-in failed due to a device configuration check issue. Please powerwash your $1Chromebook and try again. Restart and Powerwash This device is managed by $1acmecorp.com and requires you to sign in every time. Sign in with a different account Next Sign in to your $1Chromebook Enter your email Enter your password Enter your PIN Please enter a valid email address The email and password you entered don't match The email and PIN you entered don't match Next Forgot password? To recover your account information, go to: google.com/accounts/recovery Close Network connection required $1google.com requires the device to be online when signing into $2user@google.com Ok Try again You may also skip signing in and $1>a<browse as Guest$2>/a<. Unfortunately, $1Chrome is unable to recover your settings. To fix the error, $1Chrome must reset your device with Powerwash. Resetting your device will not affect your Google accounts or any data synced to these accounts. However, all files saved locally on your device will be deleted. Restart and Powerwash Diagnose Manage certificates If you've already registered on this device, you can $1>a<sign in as an existing user$2>/a<. Help A critical update is ready to install. Sign in to get started. Sign-in again Your Google Account(s) need attention Sign-in has changed Account update required Multiple client certificates are not supported Invalid client certificate Failed to fetch the SAML redirect URL from the server Back Next Enable debugging features Enable debugging features on this $1Chrome device A removal of rootfs protection and restart is required before enabling other debugging features. Learn more. Proceed Enable You are enabling ChromeOS Flex debugging features which will set up sshd daemon and enable booting from USB drives. You are enabling ChromeOS debugging features which will set up sshd daemon and enable booting from USB drives. You have successfully enabled debugging features on this $1Chrome device. Something went wrong Debugging features were not completely enabled on this $1Chrome device. root password confirm password leave empty if you want to set the root password to the default test image value <h3>Debugging Features</h3> You can enable the debugging features on your ChromeOS Flex Device in order to install and test custom code on your device. This will allow you to: <ul> <li>Remove rootfs verification so you can modify OS files <li>Enable SSH access to the device using the standard test keys so you can use tools such as 'cros flash' to access the device <li>Enable booting from USB so you can install an OS image from a USB drive <li>Set both the dev and the system root login password to a custom value so you can manually SSH into the device </ul> Once enabled, most of the debugging features will remain enabled even after performing a powerwash or wiping the data on an enterprise managed device. To fully disable all debugging features, complete the ChromeOS recovery process (https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/1080595). For more information about the debugging features see: https://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/how-tos-and-troubleshooting/debugging-features Note: The system will reboot during the process. <h3>Debugging Features</h3> You can enable the debugging features on your ChromeOS Device in order to install and test custom code on your device. This will allow you to: <ul> <li>Remove rootfs verification so you can modify OS files <li>Enable SSH access to the device using the standard test keys so you can use tools such as 'cros flash' to access the device <li>Enable booting from USB so you can install an OS image from a USB drive <li>Set both the dev and the system root login password to a custom value so you can manually SSH into the device </ul> Once enabled, most of the debugging features will remain enabled even after performing a powerwash or wiping the data on an enterprise managed device. To fully disable all debugging features, complete the ChromeOS recovery process (https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/1080595). For more information about the debugging features see: https://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/how-tos-and-troubleshooting/debugging-features Note: The system will reboot during the process. Enable ADB debugging? Continuing will enable ADB debugging for creating and testing Android apps. Note that this action allows installation of Android apps that haven't been verified by Google, and requires a factory reset to disable. Something went wrong Couldn't enable ADB debugging. Go to Settings and try again. Learn more Confirm Cancel OK A factory error has been detected Unfortunately, your computer is configured with a malformed hardware ID. This prevents ChromeOS Flex from updating with the latest security fixes and your computer may be vulnerable to malicious attacks. Unfortunately, your computer is configured with a malformed hardware ID. This prevents ChromeOS from updating with the latest security fixes and your computer may be vulnerable to malicious attacks. Please contact your hardware manufacturer immediately to send your computer to a repair facility. Skip for now Determining device configuration... Close Managed guest session View details You are not authorized to use this device. Please contact the device owner for sign-in permission. You are not authorized to use this device. Please contact the administrator for sign-in permission. You are not authorized to use this device. Please contact the administrator for sign-in permission or sign in with a Google account supervised by Family Link. Sorry, Google accounts are not allowed on this device. Sorry, your email or password could not be verified. Please try again. Sorry, your email or password could not be verified. Try connecting to a network first. Check your keyboard layout and try again. Before signing in, please enter as Guest to activate the network $1Public Wifi Sign-in has been restricted to the owner account only. Please reboot and sign in with the owner account. The machine will auto reboot in 30 seconds. Sign-in failed, please connect to the internet and try again. Something went wrong with signing in Something went wrong during TPM check Please restart your device to fix this error. Trusted Platform Module (TPM) detected $1ChromeOS Flex detected an active TPM which can store your data more securely. Before enrolling you need to clear the TPM so $1ChromeOS Flex can take ownership of the device. You can also turn off the TPM device entirely. Your data will still be stored safely with software encryption, but certain security features such as hardware-backed certificates will be disabled. You can change your TPM settings by rebooting and entering the system BIOS/UEFI settings. Steps vary based on the device model. For more info, open the $1ChromeOS Flex documentation on a separate device before you reboot: g.co/flex/TPMHelp. Restart Oops, something went wrong with signing in An update for the Trusted Platform Module firmware needs to be installed. See https://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/tpm_firmware_update The sign-in page failed to load using the current proxy settings. Please $1>a<try to sign in again$2>/a<, or use different $3>a<proxy settings$4>/a<. To use the network $1Adelaide Airport Wireless, first complete your connection to the Internet below. Network not available Can't reach Google To use $1>b<Public Wifi>/b< you may first need to $2>a<visit the network's sign-in page$3>/a<, which will open automatically in a few seconds. If it doesn't happen, the network can't be used. If you are using a proxy server, check your proxy settings or contact your network administrator to check that the proxy server is working. If you don't believe you should be using a proxy server, adjust your $1>a<proxy settings$2>/a<. You may also select another network. Please connect to the Internet to sign in to your $1Chromebook. Please connect to the Internet to launch your app in kiosk mode. Network connectivity restored Your network connectivity is restored. Please select a different network or press 'Continue' button below to launch your kiosk app. Please connect to the Internet to update your $1Chromebook. We can't reach Google through the connected network. Try choosing a different network or checking your network settings or proxy settings (if you are using a proxy). The update check failed using the current proxy settings. Please adjust your $1>a<proxy settings$2>/a<. $1Google Chrome $215.0.0.0 (Platform $3900.0-11.09.01) $4SN:123456789ABC You will not be able to add users because Google API keys are missing. See $1http://www.example.com for details. You may also try to $1>a<browse as guest$2>/a< to fix this network error. Connecting and verifying Device has SSH server configured. Do not sign in with sensitive accounts. Install critical update To download and use Android apps, first you need to install this required update. While your $1Chromebook is updating, you can’t use it. After installation completes, your $1Chromebook will restart. Installing OS update Don’t turn off or close your $1Chromebook until the update finishes. Your $1Chromebook will restart after installation completes. $190% done Battery too low for update ($110%) Please plug your $1Chromebook into a power source. Update will begin when battery reaches $130%. Charging. Something went wrong Sorry, some files were damaged and the update wasn’t successful. Your synced files are safe. Unfortunately, you'll need to add your account to this $1Chromebook again. Not enough storage for update Please free up some space on your device. Available: $15 MB Needed to update: $110 MB Update Skip Restart Continue Sign in Cancel Restart Use this device requisition when enrolling the device for enterprise management: Are you sure you want to set up this device to run Hangouts Meet? Are you sure you want to set up this device as a "Shark"? Enable demo mode Are you sure you want to enable demo mode? Cancel OK Enrollment is only supported after you install $1ChromeOS Flex. Error when registering the device with the server: $1Failed to connect to the server. Oops! The system failed to determine device identifiers for this device. The supplied enrollment mode is not supported by this version of the operating system. Please make sure you are running the newest version and try again. Error when fetching policy settings from the server: $1Failed to connect to the server. The policy downloaded from the server is invalid: $1Invalid signature. Oops! The system failed to authorize API access for this device. Oops! The system failed to attain a long-term API access token for this device. Oops! The system failed to store the long-term API access token for this device. Oops! The system failed to establish the device installation-time attributes lock. Oops! The initialization of the installation-time attributes has timed out. Please contact your support representative. This user account does not belong to the domain that the device is enrolled to. If you want to enroll to a different domain you need to go through device recovery first. This device is locked in a mode that prevents enterprise enrollment. If you want to enroll the device you need to go through device recovery first. Failed to install policy settings on the device: $1Policy parsing failed. Oops! Something went wrong when trying to authenticate you. Please double-check your sign-in credentials and try again. This user account is not eligible for the service. Oops! A network communication problem occurred during authentication. Please check your network connection and try again. Oops! Authentication failed because it was configured to use a non-secure URL ($1http://www.example.com/login.html). Please contact your administrator. Oops! Something went really wrong while enrolling this device. Please try again or contact your support representative. This user account is not eligible for the service. Your organization limits device enrollment to authorized users only. This user is not authorized to enroll devices. Please make sure the user has the "Enroll Google Meet hardware" administrator privilege in the Users section of the Admin console. You do not have enough upgrades to enroll this device. Please contact sales to purchase more. If you believe you're seeing this message in error, please contact support. You do not have enough available licenses to enroll this Google Meet hardware device. Please contact sales to purchase more. If you believe you're seeing this message in error, please contact support. You do not have enough available licenses to enroll this Google Beam device. Please contact your reseller to purchase more. If you believe you're seeing this message in error, please contact your reseller. You do not have enough available licenses to enroll this Google Meet hardware device. Please contact your reseller to purchase more. If you believe you're seeing this message in error, please contact your reseller. This device has been placed into a deprovisioned state by the administrator. To enable it for enrollment, please have your administrator place the device into a pending state. This device cannot be enrolled to the organization your account belongs to because the device is marked for management by a different organization. Your device includes a Chrome Enterprise Upgrade, but your username is not associated with an enterprise account. Please create an enterprise account by visiting g.co/ChromeEnterpriseAccount on a secondary device. Your device includes a Chrome Education Upgrade, but your username is not associated with a Google for Education account. Please create a Google for Education account by visiting g.co/workspace/edusignup on a secondary device. $1john.doe@example.com isn't a valid Google for Education account. Contact your administrator. If you are an administrator, you can set up your organization by visiting: g.co/workspace/edusignup $1john.doe@example.com does not belong to a valid organization. Contact your administrator. If you are an administrator, you can set up your organization by visiting: g.co/ChromeEnterpriseAccount Your username belongs to your organization's enterprise account. To enroll devices to the account, first verify domain ownership in the Admin console. You will need administrative privileges on the account to verify. Your administrator must first accept the terms of service in the Admin console Chrome device list. An administrator with Billing Management privileges must first accept the Google Meet Hardware Terms of Service in the Google Meet Hardware section of the Admin console. You must enroll this Chrome Education device into an education account. To sign up for a new account, please visit g.co/workspace/edusignup. This is a bundled device and can not be enrolled with Kiosk & Signage Upgrade. This device can't be enrolled right now because your organization unit has reached its initial enrollment limit. Contact your administrator for assistance. Your $1Chromebook has successfully been enrolled for enterprise management, but failed to send its asset and location information. Please manually enter this information from your Admin console for this device. A registration certificate could not be obtained. Oops! The system failed to determine device model or serial number. Oops! The system failed to save device configuration. Device policy would block developer mode but a command-line switch prevents this. Enterprise enrollment School enrollment Enterprise enrollment in progress Checking eligibility Device information Enrollment Error Couldn't complete school enrollment Try again Done Enroll enterprise device Enroll kiosk or signage device Enroll manually Skip Enterprise enrollment complete School enrollment complete You will see this Managed icon when a setting or feature is managed by your administrator. Your $1Chromebook has successfully been enrolled for enterprise management. This $1Chromebook will be managed by $2acmecorp.com. Asset Identifier Device Location Confirm kiosk and signage device enrollment? You will use a Kiosk & Signage Upgrade which only allows the device to run in kiosk or signage mode. If you would like users to sign into the device, please go back and enroll using Chrome Enterprise Upgrade. If you want to switch after enrollment, you will need to factory reset (powerwash) your device. Decline Confirm Kiosk and signage device enrollment Kiosk and signage device enrollment complete Device enrollment Checking TPM status... Use enterprise enrollment for work and school accounts To use your email address from your organization ($1example.com), you need to use enterprise enrollment. If this device is for your personal use, sign in with your personal Google Account. Enterprise enrollment Use another account Enter new or update existing information to be associated with this device. Learn more. Review these terms and control your data Review these terms and control your child's data Review these terms Control your data You can control what data is shared with Google. You can change this anytime in Settings. You can control what data is shared with Google. You can change this anytime in Settings. Data will be used according to Google's <a id="privacyPolicyLink">Privacy Policy</a>. All data collected will be used according to Google's <a id="privacyPolicyLink">Privacy Policy</a>. Terms and conditions I have read and agree to the <a id="googleEulaLink">Google Terms of Service</a>, <a id="crosEulaLink">Chrome and ChromeOS Additional Terms of Service</a> and <a id="arcTosLink">Play Terms of Service</a>. I have read and agree to the <a id="googleEulaLinkArcDisabled">Google Terms of Service</a> and <a id="crosEulaLinkArcDisabled">Chrome and ChromeOS Additional Terms of Service</a>. Send diagnostic and usage data. Help improve Chrome and ChromeOS features and performance by automatically sending crash reports as well as diagnostic and usage data to Google. Demo Mode devices automatically send crash reports as well as diagnostic and usage data to Google, to help improve features and performance. Learn more about diagnostic and usage data Allowing your ChromeOS devices to send automatic reports helps us prioritize what to fix and improve in ChromeOS. These reports can include things like when ChromeOS crashes, which features you use, how much memory you typically use, and Android app diagnostic and usage data. Some aggregate data will also help Google apps and partners, such as Android developers. You can start or stop allowing these reports any time in your ChromeOS device settings. If you’re a domain administrator, you can change this setting in the admin console. If the Web & App Activity setting is turned on for your Google Account, your Android data may be saved to your Google Account. You can see your data, delete it, and change your account settings at account.google.com. Allowing ChromeOS devices to send automatic reports helps us prioritize what to fix and improve in ChromeOS. These reports can include things like when ChromeOS crashes, which features were used, how much memory was typically used, and Android app diagnostic and usage data. Some aggregate data will also help Google apps and partners, such as Android developers. You can start or stop allowing these reports any time in your child's ChromeOS device settings. If you're a domain administrator, you can change this setting in the admin console. If the Web & App Activity setting is turned on for your child's Google Account, your child's data may be saved to their Google Account. Learn more about these settings and how to adjust them at families.google.com. Allowing your ChromeOS devices to send automatic reports helps us prioritize what to fix and improve in ChromeOS. These reports can include things like when ChromeOS crashes, which features you use and how much memory you typically use. You can start or stop allowing these reports any time in your Chrome device settings. If you’re a domain administrator, you can change this setting in the admin console. Allowing ChromeOS devices to send automatic reports helps us prioritize what to fix and improve in ChromeOS. These reports can include things like when ChromeOS crashes, which features were used, and how much memory was typically used. You can start or stop allowing these reports any time in your child's ChromeOS device settings. If you're a domain administrator, you can change this setting in the admin console. Back up Android apps to Google Drive. Easily restore your data or switch devices at any time. Your backups are uploaded to Google and encrypted using your Google Account password. Easily restore data or switch devices at any time. Backups are uploaded to Google and encrypted using your child's Google Account password. App data can be any data that an app has saved (based on developer settings), including data such as contacts, messages, and photos. Backup data will not count toward your Drive storage quota. You can turn this service off in Settings. App data can be any data that an app has saved (based on developer settings), including data such as contacts, messages, and photos. Backup data will not count toward your child's Drive storage quota. You can turn this service off in Settings. Learn more about backing up your apps Enable data recovery service. If you forget your $1Chromebook password, you can still restore your local data. You'll need to sign in to your Google Account or use account recovery. Use location for Android apps and services. Use location for ChromeOS and Android apps and services. Allow Android apps and services with location permission to use your device's location. Google may collect location data periodically and use this data in an anonymous way to improve location accuracy and location-based services. Allow ChromeOS and Android apps, websites, and services with location permission to use your device's location. Location Accuracy provides more accurate location for Android apps and services. To do this, Google periodically processes information about device sensors and wireless signals from your device to crowdsource wireless signal locations. These are used without identifying you to improve location accuracy and location-based services and to improve, provide, and maintain Google's services based on Google's and third parties' legitimate interests to serve users' needs. Allow Android apps and services with location permission to use this device's location. Google may collect location data periodically and use this data in an anonymous way to improve location accuracy and location-based services. Allow ChromeOS and Android apps, websites, and services with location permission to use this device's location. Location Accuracy provides more accurate location for Android apps and services. To do this, Google periodically processes information about device sensors and wireless signals from this device to crowdsource wireless signal locations. These are used without identifying any individual to improve location accuracy and location-based services and to improve, provide, and maintain Google's services based on Google's and third parties' legitimate interests to serve users' needs. Google's location service uses sources like Wi-Fi, mobile networks, and sensors to help estimate your device's location. You can turn off Android location on your device at any time by going to Settings > Apps > Google Play Store > Manage Android preferences > Security & location > Location. You can also turn off the use of Wi-Fi, mobile networks, and sensors for Android location by turning off “Google Location Accuracy” in the same menu. Google's location service uses sources like Wi-Fi, mobile networks, and sensors to help estimate this device's location. You can turn off Android location on this device at any time by going to Settings > Apps > Google Play Store > Manage Android preferences > Security & location > Location. You can also turn off the use of Wi-Fi, mobile networks, and sensors for Android location by turning off “Google Location Accuracy” in the same menu. When Location Accuracy is on, information about wireless signals, such as Wi-Fi access points and cellular network towers, along with device sensor data, such as accelerometer and gyroscope, is used to estimate more accurate device location, which Android apps and services use to provide location-based features. To do this, Google periodically collects information about device sensors and wireless signals near you to contribute to crowdsourced wireless signal locations. Google uses this information without identifying you to: improve location accuracy and location-based services; and generally improve, provide, and maintain Google's services. We process this information based on the legitimate interests of Google and third parties to serve users' needs. You can turn off Location Accuracy at any time in your device's location settings under Settings > Privacy and security > Privacy controls > Location access > Advanced location settings. If Location Accuracy is off, no Location Accuracy data will be collected. For Android apps and services, only IP address is used, if available, to determine your device's location, which may impact the availability and accuracy of locations for Android apps and services such as Google Maps. When Location Accuracy is on, information about wireless signals, such as Wi-Fi access points and cellular network towers, along with device sensor data, such as accelerometer and gyroscope, is used to estimate more accurate device location, which Android apps and services use to provide location-based features. To do this, Google periodically collects information about device sensors and wireless signals near this device to contribute to crowdsourced wireless signal locations. Google uses this information collected from this device to: improve location accuracy and location-based services; and generally improve, provide, and maintain Google's services. We process this information based on the legitimate interests of Google and third parties to serve users' needs. This information is not used to identify any individual. You can turn off Location Accuracy at any time in this device's location settings under Settings > Privacy and security > Privacy controls > Location access > Advanced location settings. If Location Accuracy is off, no Location Accuracy data will be collected. For Android apps and services, only IP address is used, if available, to determine this device's location, which may impact the availability and accuracy of locations for Android apps and services such as Google Maps. Learn more about using location By continuing, you agree that this device may also automatically download and install updates and apps from Google, your carrier, and your device's manufacturer, possibly using cellular data. Some of these apps may offer in-app purchases. By continuing, you agree that this device may also automatically download and install updates and apps from Google, your child's carrier, and this device's manufacturer, possibly using cellular data. Some of these apps may offer in-app purchases. To remove apps, go to Settings > Apps > Google Play Store > Manage Android preferences > Apps or Application manager. Then tap the app you want to uninstall (you may need to swipe right or left to find the app). Then tap Uninstall or Disable. Learn more Accept and continue OK Loading... Terms of Service cannot be loaded. Please check your network connection and retry. Try again Done Google terms of service Google Chrome and ChromeOS additional terms of service Google Play terms of service Google privacy policy Can't load Google Play Terms of Service Make sure your $1Chromebook is connected to the internet and try again. You can also visit play.google/play-terms on another device. Do you want to activate ChromeVox, the built-in screen reader for ChromeOS Flex? The screen reader on ChromeOS Flex, ChromeVox, is primarily used by people with blindness or low vision to read text displayed on the screen with a speech synthesizer or braille display. Press the space bar to turn on ChromeVox. When ChromeVox is activated, you’ll go through a quick tour. Do you want to activate ChromeVox, the built-in screen reader for ChromeOS Flex? If so, press the space bar. Do you want to activate ChromeVox, the built-in screen reader for ChromeOS Flex? If so, press and hold both volume keys for five seconds. The screen reader on ChromeOS Flex, ChromeVox, is primarily used by people with blindness or low vision to read text displayed on the screen with a speech synthesizer or braille display. Press the space bar to turn on ChromeVox. When ChromeVox is activated, you’ll go through a quick tour. The screen reader on ChromeOS Flex, ChromeVox, is primarily used by people with blindness or low vision to read text displayed on the screen with a speech synthesizer or braille display. Press and hold both volume keys for five seconds to turn on ChromeVox. When ChromeVox is activated, you’ll go through a quick tour. Do you want to activate ChromeVox, the built-in screen reader for ChromeOS? The screen reader on ChromeOS, ChromeVox, is primarily used by people with blindness or low vision to read text displayed on the screen with a speech synthesizer or braille display. Press the space bar to turn on ChromeVox. When ChromeVox is activated, you’ll go through a quick tour. Do you want to activate ChromeVox, the built-in screen reader for ChromeOS? If so, press the space bar. Do you want to activate ChromeVox, the built-in screen reader for ChromeOS? If so, press and hold both volume keys for five seconds. The screen reader on ChromeOS, ChromeVox, is primarily used by people with blindness or low vision to read text displayed on the screen with a speech synthesizer or braille display. Press the space bar to turn on ChromeVox. When ChromeVox is activated, you’ll go through a quick tour. The screen reader on ChromeOS, ChromeVox, is primarily used by people with blindness or low vision to read text displayed on the screen with a speech synthesizer or braille display. Press and hold both volume keys for five seconds to turn on ChromeVox. When ChromeVox is activated, you’ll go through a quick tour. Browse as a Guest Terms and conditions I have read and agree to the <a id="googleEulaLink">Google Terms of Service</a>, <a id="crosEulaLink">Chrome and ChromeOS Additional Terms of Service</a>. Loading... Accept and continue OK Google terms of service Google Chrome and ChromeOS Additional Terms Send diagnostic and usage data. Help improve Chrome and ChromeOS features and performance by automatically sending crash reports as well as diagnostic and usage data to Google. Learn more about diagnostic and usage data Allowing ChromeOS devices to send automatic reports helps us prioritize what to fix and improve in ChromeOS. These reports can include things like when ChromeOS crashes, which features were used, and how much memory was typically used. You can start or stop allowing these reports any time in your Chrome device settings. If you’re a domain administrator, you can change this setting in the admin console. $1ChromeOS Flex hardware data collection To provide the best experience, $1ChromeOS Flex collects hardware data about devices and shares it with Google to determine which updates should be delivered. Optionally, you can allow Google to use this data for additional purposes like support and improvements to the $1ChromeOS Flex experience and service. You can log in on this device and view fields listed as chromeosflex_ in chrome://system to see the data sent to Google for update filtering, as well as any other instances where you choose to share data with Google. For more details on data $1ChromeOS Flex may share with Google, and how it is used visit g.co/flex/HWDataCollection. Let Google use your hardware data to help improve $1ChromeOS Flex. If you decline, this data is still sent to Google to determine proper updates, but is not stored or used otherwise. Learn more at g.co/flex/HWDataCollection. Accept and continue Setting up management by $1example.com Setting up management Stopping supervision... Setting up supervision Keep device turned on Something went wrong Data from some apps may be lost OK Introducing a new way to navigate with gestures Get started Go home Skip Switch to another open app Go back Go Home To get to the Home screen at any time, swipe up from the bottom. Go Back To return to the previous screen, swipe from the left side. Switch to another open app To see all open app windows, swipe up from the bottom and hold. Yes, activate ChromeVox Turn on screen reader No, continue without ChromeVox Close Sign-in provided by $1Identity Provider Name Enter your PIN Provide the PIN that’s associated with your smart card. Checking for updates More than 1 hour left About 1 hour left About $12 minutes left Less than 1 minute left Set up Google Beam Welcome to your $1Chromebook Proxy settings Enrolling device... Searching for Bluetooth and USB devices Connect a keyboard or mouse. If you are using Bluetooth devices, make sure your devices are ready to pair. Connect a keyboard or mouse, or continue setup using your touchscreen. If you are using Bluetooth devices, make sure your devices are ready to pair. Searching for pointing device Searching for keyboard USB mouse connected Pointing device connected USB keyboard connected Touchscreen detected Bluetooth mouse paired "$1Bluetooth Keyboard" paired Pairing with "$1Nexus S" ... Pair with "$1Nexus S"? Bluetooth pairing code: Type the bluetooth pairing code then press Return or Enter. enter Continue Continue button enabled Continue button disabled Language Input method Country Select language and keyboard button. Currently selected language is $1English (United States). Language and input method Language files are shared among users to save disk space. Accessibility settings You can customize this device to fit your needs. These accessibility features can be changed later in Settings. Get connected to enjoy all the features on your new $1Chromebook We will remember your network the next time you use the $1Chromebook $1ChromeOS was unable to connect to $2Public Wifi. Please select another network or try again. Off On Normal Large Select language Select keyboard Select country Install update Software update available Skip and remind me later Installing the latest update You’re getting the latest software update for enhanced security and the newest Chromebook features. This update includes an improved setup experience to help you get off to a smooth start on your Chromebook. Your Chromebook will restart once the download is complete and you can continue setup. Next Done Updating device peripherals This may take up to 30 minutes Next Choose device enrollment type Google Beam for Meet Google Beam for Zoom Next Something went wrong. Try again. Installing software Switch device language? You can use your preferred Google Account language ($1Spanish (Latin America)) Switch Don't switch Use your Google Account on your $1Chromebook Your Google Account is the same account you use for Gmail, YouTube, Chrome, and other Google products. Use your account to easily access all of your bookmarks, files, and more. If you don't have an account, you can create one on the next screen. Your Google Account is the same account you use for Gmail, YouTube, Chrome, and other Google products. Use your account to easily access all of your bookmarks, files, and more. If you don't have an account, select the first option to create one. Enter your Google Account and password Automatically get account from Android phone Something went wrong Advanced options Set up as Chromebox for meetings Enroll device for video conferencing Device requisition Add requisition ID to this device Asset ID: $1None specified OK Accessibility ChromeVox (spoken feedback) Select to speak Large mouse cursor Color inversion mode Screen magnifier Docked magnifier On-screen keyboard Close accessibility menu Other languages Other keyboards Login Dialog Enroll your device This Chromebook Enterprise device comes bundled with the Chrome Enterprise Upgrade. To take advantage of the enterprise capabilities, enroll this device with a Google admin account. Visit g.co/ChromeEnterpriseAccount if you need to create a new account. Enroll Don't enroll Who's using this $1Chromebook? Choose your $1Chromebook’s setup You can always add another person to the device after setup. Each person can personalize their experience and keep data private. You can always add more people after setup. Each person can personalize their account and keep data private. Who would you like to add to this $1Chromebook? Each person can personalize their account and keep data private. Choose your setup Each person can personalize their experience and keep data private. You Set up this device for work or personal use A child Set digital ground rules to help children play, explore and do schoolwork at home For personal use Use your personal Google Account For a child Use your child’s Google Account or a school account. You can also set parental controls. For work Use your organization’s email address Set up this $1Chromebook for a child To use parental controls like app approval and screen time limits, a child must have a Google Account managed by a parent. A school account can be added later for tools like Google Classroom. Learn more Create a Google Account for a child Sign in with a child's Google Account Parents, the next few steps are for you. You can hand the $1Chromebook back to the child after account setup. Add a school account later Parental controls are not supported for school accounts. To add a school account to access Google Classroom and other websites for schoolwork at home, sign in with the child's personal account first. You can add the school account later in setup. Enroll the device in your organization? Your organization may require enrollment so you can access apps, extensions, and more. This also allows your organization to manage things like security and device settings. Learn more Learn more about Device Management Not sure if you should enroll? Ask your organization, or enroll with your work email to check if your account is eligible. Enroll the device Don’t enroll the device Choose the account to use for setup Child’s Google Account Parents can approve or block apps, set time limits, and control web browsing. A school account can be added later to access most school resources. Child’s school account Your child can use all of their school apps, bookmarks, and resources just like they do in class. The school sets the ground rules. Device enrollment Enrolling your devices in your organization sets it up for centralized device management. Your organization may require enrollment for multiple reasons: Enhance security By configuring additional security settings, the organization can keep user and device data safe. It can also perform actions such as remote reset or disabling a lost device. Customize the experience The device behavior on bootup, on the login screen, and after login can be customized to the organization’s needs. Provide support The organization can remotely access a device session in order to provide troubleshooting. Enable access Organization apps, services, and networks may only be available on enrolled devices. Choose your demo preferences Continue Retailer Name Retailer Name Enter the name of the retailer and the store number that this demo device is being configured for*. If you don't know the store number, you can enter "0000" to continue with Demo Mode installation. *Note: Google uses this information to identify which version of Demo Mode the device should receive and to measure usage of Demo Mode. Store Number Store Number Use numerical digits only Please select a country Starting Demo Mode Couldn't start demo mode OK Downloading Resources Enrolling in Demo Mode Get things done quickly with the new keyboard Start something new or get help in the flow. Quick Insert Insert links, emojis, and more. You can also get help writing and creating images with Google AI. Quick insert key is located beneath the tab key Launcher Find what you’re looking for by searching Google, files, apps, and more Launcher key is located left of left alt key Change touchpad scrolling direction Try it out. Turn the setting on or off, then scroll with two fingers on your touchpad in the test area. You can also find this later in Settings > Device > Mouse and touchpad. Reverse scrolling Swipe up to move the page down Preview Change display and text size Make items on your screen, including text, larger or smaller. You can also find this later in Settings > Device > Displays. Display and text size Changes will be applied after setup Preview A4 Calculator Camera Files Photos Settings $1120% Increase display and text size Decrease display and text size Access your Google Drive files when you’re offline Your files in My Drive will sync to your Chromebook automatically so you can access them without an internet connection. You can change this anytime in Settings > Files. File sync This will use about $112.2 GB. You currently have $296.8 GB available. Choose more features to set up You can select all that apply. You can also find these options in Settings after you finish setting up your $1Chromebook. Skip Select light or dark theme Change touchpad scrolling direction Access your Google Drive files when you’re offline Change display and text size Save and see more Reverse scrolling enabled Reverse scrolling disabled File sync turned on File sync turned off Display and text size $1120% Setting synced from your previous device. Visited Verifying... Finalizing... System update available. Preparing to download… Restarting to apply updates Downloading the latest update $1100% complete About $15 minutes left After this, no waiting for updates From here on out, no waiting required This is the only time you’ll wait for an update. On Chromebooks, software updates happen in the background. After this, software updates will happen in the background. You can review update preferences in Settings. Built-in virus protection Chromebooks are designed for security. Your device is protected from malware automatically – no extra software required. Find apps on the Google Play Store Chromebooks use apps instead of traditional software. Get apps for productivity, entertainment, and more. Your Google Account is your Chromebook sign-in You’ll use your Google Account to sign in to your Chromebook – the same account you use for Gmail, Drive, YouTube, and more. Charge your Chromebook Looks like your Chromebook will run out of power before the update is complete. Make sure it's charging correctly to avoid interruption. Your device is up to date Your $1Chromebook updates automatically in the background to give you the latest features and security improvements. You can review update preferences in Settings. Extra content $11 out of $22 Selected, extra content $11 out of $22 Navigate to extra content $11 out of $22 System update complete. Please restart the system. Press ESCAPE to skip (Non-official builds only). Cancelling update... Your $1Chromebook needs an update If you download the update over your mobile network, it could result in overage charges. Your Google Meet hardware is ready to set up Welcome to $1ChromeOS Flex Fast. Secure. Effortless. Updating... Chrome updates automatically so you always have the freshest version Continue Enable debugging features Timezone Select timezone Timezone Select timezone Start using $1ChromeOS Flex For the best experience, install $1ChromeOS Flex to your internal disk. You can also install it later from the login screen. If you're not ready to install, you can run from USB to try it out. This will keep your existing OS and data, but you may see storage and performance limits. Install $1ChromeOS Flex Convert this device into a $1ChromeOS Flex device. Try it first Keep your OS and run $1ChromeOS Flex from USB. Next Install $1ChromeOS Flex Installing $1ChromeOS Flex will overwrite all data on your device. Before starting, make sure you have a backup of your data. Installing $1ChromeOS Flex will overwrite your hard drive. Learn more at g.co/flex/InstallGuide. Installation takes a few easy steps. You’ll have another chance to confirm before changes are made to your computer. Google isn’t responsible for any data loss, and $1ChromeOS Flex may not work on uncertified models. Learn more at g.co/flex/InstallGuide. Install $1ChromeOS Flex Install $1ChromeOS Flex and erase hard drive? Installation will erase your entire hard drive. Make sure your data is backed up. Once installation starts it can’t be canceled. Install Installing $1ChromeOS Flex Make sure your device is plugged in, and don’t turn it off. Installation may take up to 20 minutes. Your device will automatically shut down when installation is complete. Couldn’t complete installation Something went wrong and $1ChromeOS Flex couldn’t be installed. For more help, visit: g.co/flex/InstallErrors. View logs The installer couldn’t find a valid destination to install $1ChromeOS Flex. Try these troubleshooting steps: <ul> <li>Make sure your device contains working internal storage such as a HDD, SSD, or eMMC <li>Check that your internal storage device is greater than 16GB <li>Check the connection to the internal storage, if physically accessible <li>Make sure you're using a certified model and check install notes </ul> For more help, visit: g.co/flex/InstallErrors. Installation complete Your device will shut down in $160 seconds. Remove the USB before turning your device back on. Then you can start using $2ChromeOS Flex. Service logs Send feedback Shut down Personalize your display theme Choose the theme that fits your needs. To change your theme, wallpaper, screen saver, and more, just right-click on the desktop. Choose the theme that fits your needs. To change your theme, wallpaper, screen saver, and more, just touch & hold on the desktop. Light theme Keep things bright and airy Dark theme Helpful in low light and saves battery Auto Switch themes at sunrise and sunset Maintenance is done Your administrator has logged out. You're in control now. Continue to use the device