Would this work with a chromebook?
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Microsoft does not offer a driver for the chromebook, so ultimately no. You may be able to find a 3rd party driver that could force it to work however that can be risky.
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considering that the chrome OS is less of a full function OS and more of a straight-to-internet type...I'm going to say NO...no it will not. A wired controller however would work , you might want to check the youtube video "chromebook how to connect a xbox/ps3 controller and what games"
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Sorry this device will only work with Microsoft Windows, requires Microsoft common control drivers for windows.
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I'm not sure. I do know it works with every chromebook. If its a chromebook it should work. This is the best one I've ever had and works perfect with my samsung chromebook.
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Chromebook I don't know. I use it with my Nexus, the separate bluetooth keyboard for Nexus, the charger unit for PS3 controllers, and a few other things.
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No idea. I know nothing about ChromeBooks. Depends on whether ChromeOS and ChromeBook support the device which is a pretty standard USB storage device. I know of no reason why it wouldn't work, but, again, I am ignorant about ChromeOS. Good luck.
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If Chromebook is a laptop, it should work if you have Windows 7. It doesn't say anything about Windows 8 on the package.
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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
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Well, I haven't used it with Chromebook, but what I can tell you is that on swiping a card, it redirects data to keyboard buffer - as a result if you can read teh keyboard buffer in Windows you can read teh data, a classic example is open NotePad and swipe the card and you would see the data. My gut says it should work, but obviously it needs to be tested !!! its not that expensive so worth trying !!!
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Yes. That is what I am using the mouse for. You have to have a USB port in your Chromebook to plug the receiver in.
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It might depend on what you are connecting. On my HP 11" it works for my external LG monitor but the Chromebook refuses to use a projector it doesn't recognize.
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Nope, but you can do this:https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/3217385?hl=en&source;=genius-helpouts
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They work with just about anything I've tried them on. Requires an ethernet port and power. Powered by usb. USB can be powered by external brick. USB is not the interface for providing networking so if your chromebook doesn't have an ethernet port then this will not work.
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I am not sure about all Chromebooks. The two that I have seen both had 2 USB ports and accepted external Laptop speakers. I hope this helps.
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Yes it does work well on the Chromebook S5 I just checked. Plugging it in via the USB port was instantly successful. Not sure why you would bother as the S5 keyboard is excellent. I hope that helps.
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I don't know if Chromebook works with an external hard drive. I suggest checking with Google to answer that.
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I checked this with my HP chromebook. No it doesn't work. The buttons on the tablet triggers page refreshes and stuff but the touch pad does nothing.
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I don't have chromebook. The speaker works well with my Vaio. Plug in the USB and it plays -- that simply.
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according to google's website chromebooks support these file systems: Ext2 Ext3 Ext4 FAT HFS+ (read-only on journaled HFS+) ISO9660 (read-only) NTFS UDF (read-only)This would lead me to believe that yes, it should work with a chromebook, however I have not tested this myself.