Will this work with Chrome OS?
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Yes, it works with any operating system but you need the wired router for your home system in conjunction with this USB.
1344369
Only know that Windows XP to 7 work with it. Not too sure about Chrome stuff?
784714
Honestly, I have not tried doing so. But, it would work if Chrome has some kind of built-in driver for the drive. Generally, it seems that Chrome has limitations and, while easy to use, is not as robust as MS Windows when it comes to settings and possibly to attaching devices. My impression has been that this is more of a cloud (internet-connected) type of setup. Though, you're welcome to try attaching an external drive. I'd be curious to know if the attached drive would work.
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I have mine to a old laptop so if your chrome cast is like a computer it should work. Good luck
1287047
You should be able to. Read this: https://support.google.com/docs/answer/140784https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/1056325?hl=en
1916425
Don't do it. I don't think chrome os can run it, I have a chrome book and two macs and didn't even consider trying
214517
It should, as long as your chrome book has the regular headphone jack. I would imagine it does, just like any other laptop I've seen. You should be good!
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It comes with a driver for linux. Chrome-books are linux based but may not allow installation of drivers. You need to find someone that owns one and has tried it.
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I don't know anything about the "Google ChromeBook" device (I use the "Freedom Stick Bolt" with an "Acer" "Windows 7" laptop), but as per the manufacturer's information, the device works with the following operating systems: SUPPORTED OPERATING SYSTEMS (as per manufacturer's information): WINDOWS XP with SP3; Vista 32/64; Windows 7 MAC OS 10.5.x, 10.6.x, and 10.7.x Linux, Android, and Chrome versions that support Remote Network Driver Interface Service Specification (RNDIS) or Communication Device Class (CDC) devices. ALSO:...Your "Chromebook" MUST HAVE A USB PORT FOR THE "BOLT" TO OPERATE! Hope my info helps you some!
2016456
Yes. Essentially, the main purpose of the Chrome OS is to access the internet which includes e-mail. I use mine to access Yahoo mail, Outlook mail, Juno mail, Gmail and others.
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Not out of the box. You have to load a BIOS that has everything Windows needs (see http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2014/03/review-asus-brings-chrome-os-to-mini-pcs-in-a-low-power-inexpensive-package/) It's none trivial and not entirely stable. And given the specifications, this is a woefully underpowered machine to run Windows. Linux stripped down or Chrome OS? It flies (Mine has 6GB of RAM everything else is stock and I'm a power user. No lag, great performance. I use it as my primary system every day now).
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Yes, as long as you have a USB port this will work. I had zero install time on my Acer c720 chromebook. Just plug it in and go.
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Yes, sometimes you can. When it works you can use Google Chrome. But it will stop working unexpectedly.
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Frankly I don't know as I'm running Linux and not Chromebox, But a quick 'Google Search' tells me NO as others seem to report that D-Link isnt working on their machines either, Possibly you can borrow one from a 'Friend' to test first, But judging from what I read the answer is No and I'd say save your Money!."Sorry I cant Help?".....
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ChrisAg13,Great news! Yes, it will. I have a Windows 8 Desktop that I sometimes use it with. And if you ever get a Chromebook it works on those as well!Thanks,Dylan
459800
No, this controller, nor any controller I know of is compatible with any Chrome OS device. This is due to the fact that no one has built a Chrome app that supports DJ controllers, and therefore the support doesn't exist.
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It should work if you have a USB slot like on a regular Laptop or home computer. I'm not sure the type of USB slots are on a Chromebook. Look close at the specifications for the Speaker and also on your Chromebook instructions. Good Luck!
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Yes it will. The wireless USB will plug right into any of the USB ports on the sides of the Chromebook.