you are really an inspiration for old age /senior people, at this age either people lost interest in technical stuff or not interested at all, you are like geeky student of 20s. you gave me a vision what to do in my last decade of life
This here senior citizen rescued his Acer 15 CB3 following your instructions. I was forever locked on Chrome 103 as of June 2022. Still a good machine and Lacros was a simple fix/option. Thanks.
Update: I removed the LaCros system from my 2018 Chromebook. It is stuck on OS 103 and every time it said I should update, it then stated it was unable to do so. 😞 I will just wait and plug along with my AUE unit for now. Nice try.
is there something that i missed?, my browser still say it's out of date & unable to install extensions because browser out of date, i had the idea that this would resolved that !
Please note my updated information in the description. The Lacros project has been cancelled. Chrome Browser will remain part of the ChromeOS and updated probably once a month with the OS.
This seems to be useless. I tried it on a Dell and Acer Chromebook but it didn't do anything. After rebooting it was still the same version of Chrome so how were you able to get it to work?
Yes .. You are correct. Since that video Google disabled the feature. This week it was re-enabled with the latest version of ChromeOS 121. Make sure you update your ChromeOS to the latest version then follow the steps in the video and you are good to go. It is very easy.
That is an excellent question. If you have Linux installed on your Chromebook then you will see that it is just an APP on your shelf. Your other Chromebook applications work just fine as would Lacros. I have Firefox running as a Linux App so I think you could run Chrome as a Linux App as well.
Tim. If you install Lacros as I showed in the video it should be your only Browser. Google is getting very close to making it a universal update in the next couple of months. If you do nothing it will just happen.
@@tilamz6 If you follow my video and the option isn't available behind the flags then Google has taken that option away as they get ready to convert everyone, It should happen in the next couple of months. If you did change as I did then the changes stay.
I just tried to install chrome lacros on my Dell Chromebook when I hit restart it just won't do anything the screen went blank and won't turn off or restart
Lacros will not install on ChromeOS 120 as a new install. The feeling is the the final change will take place by Google with ChromeOS 122 and when that install comes it will convert everyone.
you are really an inspiration for old age /senior people, at this age either people lost interest in technical stuff or not interested at all, you are like geeky student of 20s. you gave me a vision what to do in my last decade of life
Thanks for watching my video and commenting. At 71 making videos about technology keeps me young.
This here senior citizen rescued his Acer 15 CB3 following your instructions. I was forever locked on Chrome 103 as of June 2022. Still a good machine and Lacros was a simple fix/option. Thanks.
Thanks for watching. Other Chromebook videos I have made ua-cam.com/video/tbxHdsw19Jo/v-deo.html
Update: I removed the LaCros system from my 2018 Chromebook. It is stuck on OS 103 and every time it said I should update, it then stated it was unable to do so. 😞 I will just wait and plug along with my AUE unit for now. Nice try.
Thanks for watching. Some suggestions if you decide to upgrade ua-cam.com/video/tbxHdsw19Jo/v-deo.htmlsi=GEIbBEgka6n8t1RN
is there something that i missed?, my browser still say it's out of date & unable to install extensions because browser out of date, i had the idea that this would resolved that !
Please note my updated information in the description. The Lacros project has been cancelled. Chrome Browser will remain part of the ChromeOS and updated probably once a month with the OS.
This seems to be useless. I tried it on a Dell and Acer Chromebook but it didn't do anything. After rebooting it was still the same version of Chrome so how were you able to get it to work?
Yes .. You are correct. Since that video Google disabled the feature. This week it was re-enabled with the latest version of ChromeOS 121. Make sure you update your ChromeOS to the latest version then follow the steps in the video and you are good to go. It is very easy.
can lacros be installed on a linux ,have crommiun browser working not but will not update?
That is an excellent question. If you have Linux installed on your Chromebook then you will see that it is just an APP on your shelf. Your other Chromebook applications work just fine as would Lacros. I have Firefox running as a Linux App so I think you could run Chrome as a Linux App as well.
How come I don't have that option to make lacros my only browser??
Tim. If you install Lacros as I showed in the video it should be your only Browser. Google is getting very close to making it a universal update in the next couple of months. If you do nothing it will just happen.
@@TechforSenior What I meant to say is, the option is not there. Lacrosse as my only browser is not there.
@@tilamz6 If you follow my video and the option isn't available behind the flags then Google has taken that option away as they get ready to convert everyone, It should happen in the next couple of months. If you did change as I did then the changes stay.
I just tried to install chrome lacros on my Dell Chromebook when I hit restart it just won't do anything the screen went blank and won't turn off or restart
Lacros will not install on ChromeOS 120 as a new install. The feeling is the the final change will take place by Google with ChromeOS 122 and when that install comes it will convert everyone.
a Google distro of Linux! I like it!!
Thanks for watching and commenting.