Sorry to hear about the issue! Try these steps: Restart your Chromebook. Check for system updates in Settings > About Chrome OS. Ensure the Google Play Store is enabled in Settings > Google Play Store. Clear the Play Store’s cache and data via Settings > Apps > Google Play Store > Storage. Hope this helps!
Hi there! Sorry to hear about the issue. Yes, you can still install new apps on your Chromebook. Here are the steps: 1. First try to follow all the steps mentioned in my Video and then try this 2. Open the Google Play Store: Find the Play Store in your app drawer and open it. 3. Search for the App: Use the search bar to find the app you want to install. 4. Install the App: Click on the app and then the "Install" button. 5. If you can't find the Play Store, ensure it's enabled by going to Settings > Apps > Google Play Store > Turn On.
It sounds like your Chromebook might not support Linux. Unfortunately, not all Chromebooks have this feature. You can check the list of supported devices on the Chrome OS website to see if your model is included. If it's not, you might not be able to enable the Linux development environment
Hi there! It sounds like you're trying to develop Android apps on your HP Chromebook but can't find the "Develop Android Apps" option in the Linux environment. This option might not be available on all Chromebooks. You can try updating your Chrome OS to the latest version or checking if your device supports this feature. If it still doesn't work, you might need to use an external device or emulator for development
Hi there! If you can't see the "Develop Android Apps" option after enabling the Play Store, try these steps: 1. Ensure Chrome OS Version: Make sure your Chromebook is updated to the latest version of Chrome OS. 2. Enable Linux (Beta): Go to Settings > Linux (Beta) and turn it on. 3. Check Developer Options: Sometimes, you need to enable developer options to see all settings. If you've tried these and it's still not showing, please let me know!
Sorry to hear you're having trouble! On your Asus Chromebook Flip 302, make sure ADB debugging is enabled in your settings and that all the necessary drivers are properly installed. Sometimes, updating or reinstalling the ADB interface driver can help resolve this issue. If you need more detailed steps, let me know!
For your desktop, go for Chrome OS Flex! It's perfect for breathing new life into older PCs, turning them into fast and secure devices. The Play Store comes with Chrome OS by default, so once you've got Chrome OS Flex installed, you can get your APK files running smoothly.
To install an APK or split APK on a Chromebook, follow these steps: 1. Enable Linux (Beta): Go to Settings > Linux (Beta) and turn it on. 2. Enable ADB Debugging: In the Linux terminal, type `sudo apt-get install adb` and follow the prompts. 3. Download the APK: Save the APK file to your Linux files. 4. Run the Installation Command: In the Linux terminal, type `adb install path/to/your/file.apk`. Does this help?
Great question! If you turn off Linux after installing the app, it won't work since the app relies on the Linux environment to run. You’ll need to keep Linux enabled to use any apps installed through it. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!
Hey! If you’re getting a “command not found” error when you type adb devices, it might be because ADB (Android Debug Bridge) isn’t set up correctly on your Chromebook. Here are a few things to check: *Enable ADB Debugging:* Make sure ADB debugging is enabled in your Chromebook’s settings. Go to Settings > Linux (Beta) > Develop Android apps and turn on Enable ADB debugging. *Install ADB:* Ensure that ADB is installed on your Chromebook. You can install it by running the following command in the Linux terminal: sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb *Restart Linux:* Sometimes, a simple restart of the Linux environment can help. Go to Settings > Linux (Beta) and turn it off and then back on. *Check Connections:* Make sure your device is properly connected and recognized by your Chromebook. If you’re still having trouble, let me know more details about your setup, and I’ll do my best to help you out!
Hey bro! If you’re using Chrome OS and can’t find the Play Store or ADB, it might be because your device doesn’t support Android apps. Some Chromebooks, especially older models or those running Chrome OS Flex, don’t have these features. If you’re on Chrome OS Flex, it doesn’t support the Play Store or ADB at all. For standard Chrome OS, make sure your device is updated to the latest version and check if it supports Android apps. If you need to run Android apps, you might need a different Chromebook model that supports these features. Alternatively, you can try using an Android emulator, but it might be a bit more technical. Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
Hey! It looks like you’re trying to find an emulator, but my video is actually about installing APK files on a Chromebook without Developer Mode. If you’re having trouble with emulators, it might be because Chrome OS Flex doesn’t support the Play Store or Android apps, which includes emulators. For running Android apps or emulators, you might need a standard Chromebook that supports these features. Alternatively, you can try using Linux on your Chromebook to run emulators, but this can be a bit more technical. Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
Hey @YourAvarageTH-camr723 It looks like you’re running into issues with the sudo dpkg command. This usually happens when there’s a problem with the package you’re trying to install or with the command syntax itself. *Here are a few steps to troubleshoot:* *Check the Command:* Make sure you’re using the correct command syntax. For instance, to install an .apk file, you might need to use sudo dpkg -i .apk, where is the name of your APK file. *Dependencies:* Sometimes dpkg might complain about missing dependencies. If that’s the case, try running sudo apt-get install -f to fix broken dependencies. *Compatibility:* Ensure that the .apk file is compatible with Chrome OS. Some APKs might not work if they require specific hardware or software features. *Enable Linux (Beta):* Make sure that Linux (Beta) is properly set up on your Chromebook. If it’s not enabled or configured correctly, you might run into issues. *Permissions:* Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to install packages. Running commands with sudo should typically handle this, but there could be specific issues based on your setup. If you’re still having trouble, feel free to provide more details about the exact error message or the steps you’ve taken, and I’d be happy to help further! *Hope this helps!* 😊
Hi! No, installing APK files using the method shown in the video will not reset your Chromebook to factory settings. It simply allows you to install apps without needing Developer Mode.
Hello, do these settings also apply to Chrome OS Flex? I've already watched the third of your videos and I can't find the Playstore. The ADB is also nowhere to be found. My OS version: 128.0.6613.163
Hi there! Thanks for watching my videos. 😊 Unfortunately, Chrome OS Flex does not support the Google Play Store or Android apps, which is why you can’t find the Play Store or ADB settings. Chrome OS Flex is designed to be a lightweight version of Chrome OS, primarily for older hardware, and lacks some features available in the standard Chrome OS.
Hi there! While your question is a bit unrelated to my video on installing APK files on a Chromebook without Developer Mode, I'll do my best to help you out. If your emulator isn't showing up in the terminal after running adb devices, try these steps: 1. Restart ADB Server: Open your terminal and run adb kill-server followed by adb start-server. 2. Ensure Emulator is Running: Make sure your emulator is properly started. You can start it using emulator -avd . 3.USB Debugging: Verify that USB debugging is enabled in your emulator settings. 4. Correct Connection: Ensure the emulator is set up for ADB connections.
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1:25 I have the play store activated and still the function does not appear
It does not let me turn on ADB debug mode and there’s a little figure next to it
Still can't get Google Play Store. Yes i have acer old Chromebook but it was working fine til the update happened
Sorry to hear about the issue! Try these steps:
Restart your Chromebook.
Check for system updates in Settings > About Chrome OS.
Ensure the Google Play Store is enabled in Settings > Google Play Store.
Clear the Play Store’s cache and data via Settings > Apps > Google Play Store > Storage.
Hope this helps!
Accidentally click a portion of my Chromebook (update etc.),all the apps deleted. It is possible to install new apps?
Hi there! Sorry to hear about the issue. Yes, you can still install new apps on your Chromebook. Here are the steps:
1. First try to follow all the steps mentioned in my Video and then try this
2. Open the Google Play Store: Find the Play Store in your app drawer and open it.
3. Search for the App: Use the search bar to find the app you want to install.
4. Install the App: Click on the app and then the "Install" button.
5. If you can't find the Play Store, ensure it's enabled by going to Settings > Apps > Google Play Store > Turn On.
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it doesnt let me turn linux development enviorment on it says linux is not suported on your chromebook and the set up button is grey
It sounds like your Chromebook might not support Linux. Unfortunately, not all Chromebooks have this feature. You can check the list of supported devices on the Chrome OS website to see if your model is included. If it's not, you might not be able to enable the Linux development environment
Dude does it work on the HP Chromebook it doesn't say develop Android apps when I'm on a Linux environment
Hi there! It sounds like you're trying to develop Android apps on your HP Chromebook but can't find the "Develop Android Apps" option in the Linux environment. This option might not be available on all Chromebooks. You can try updating your Chrome OS to the latest version or checking if your device supports this feature. If it still doesn't work, you might need to use an external device or emulator for development
@eachandeverything111 dude it says I'm on the right version
Bro l can't see develop Android apps option though l enabled play store
Hi there! If you can't see the "Develop Android Apps" option after enabling the Play Store, try these steps:
1. Ensure Chrome OS Version: Make sure your Chromebook is updated to the latest version of Chrome OS.
2. Enable Linux (Beta): Go to Settings > Linux (Beta) and turn it on.
3. Check Developer Options: Sometimes, you need to enable developer options to see all settings.
If you've tried these and it's still not showing, please let me know!
My Google enable turn on is not showing
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You're welcome 😊
in my case, after following all procedures, they said no devices/emulator found. also I Asus Chromebook flip 302. pls help
Sorry to hear you're having trouble! On your Asus Chromebook Flip 302, make sure ADB debugging is enabled in your settings and that all the necessary drivers are properly installed. Sometimes, updating or reinstalling the ADB interface driver can help resolve this issue. If you need more detailed steps, let me know!
i need to reset chromebook first?
No need to do that.
Which one is to download Chrome OS Flex or Chrome OS? I have a desktop
For your desktop, go for Chrome OS Flex! It's perfect for breathing new life into older PCs, turning them into fast and secure devices. The Play Store comes with Chrome OS by default, so once you've got Chrome OS Flex installed, you can get your APK files running smoothly.
develop android option still not showing
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hello, this method also works on android 14
I have a question how do I install apks file or split apk on a chromebook
To install an APK or split APK on a Chromebook, follow these steps:
1. Enable Linux (Beta): Go to Settings > Linux (Beta) and turn it on.
2. Enable ADB Debugging: In the Linux terminal, type `sudo apt-get install adb` and follow the prompts.
3. Download the APK: Save the APK file to your Linux files.
4. Run the Installation Command: In the Linux terminal, type `adb install path/to/your/file.apk`.
Does this help?
Is My computer still safe and secure ?
Yeah
4:33 so if I turned off Linux after installing the app, would the app still work? thank you!
yes
Great question! If you turn off Linux after installing the app, it won't work since the app relies on the Linux environment to run. You’ll need to keep Linux enabled to use any apps installed through it. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!
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when i hit adb devices it command not found
pls help me
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Hey! If you’re getting a “command not found” error when you type adb devices, it might be because ADB (Android Debug Bridge) isn’t set up correctly on your Chromebook. Here are a few things to check:
*Enable ADB Debugging:* Make sure ADB debugging is enabled in your Chromebook’s settings. Go to Settings > Linux (Beta) > Develop Android apps and turn on Enable ADB debugging.
*Install ADB:* Ensure that ADB is installed on your Chromebook. You can install it by running the following command in the Linux terminal:
sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb
*Restart Linux:* Sometimes, a simple restart of the Linux environment can help. Go to Settings > Linux (Beta) and turn it off and then back on.
*Check Connections:* Make sure your device is properly connected and recognized by your Chromebook.
If you’re still having trouble, let me know more details about your setup, and I’ll do my best to help you out!
bro what about no playstore and adb pls help me bro chrome os
Hey bro! If you’re using Chrome OS and can’t find the Play Store or ADB, it might be because your device doesn’t support Android apps. Some Chromebooks, especially older models or those running Chrome OS Flex, don’t have these features.
If you’re on Chrome OS Flex, it doesn’t support the Play Store or ADB at all. For standard Chrome OS, make sure your device is updated to the latest version and check if it supports Android apps.
If you need to run Android apps, you might need a different Chromebook model that supports these features. Alternatively, you can try using an Android emulator, but it might be a bit more technical.
Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
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there is no emulator appeared. pls help me man
Hey! It looks like you’re trying to find an emulator, but my video is actually about installing APK files on a Chromebook without Developer Mode. If you’re having trouble with emulators, it might be because Chrome OS Flex doesn’t support the Play Store or Android apps, which includes emulators.
For running Android apps or emulators, you might need a standard Chromebook that supports these features. Alternatively, you can try using Linux on your Chromebook to run emulators, but this can be a bit more technical.
Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
It says manually Run sudo dpkg help me dude
Hey @YourAvarageTH-camr723
It looks like you’re running into issues with the sudo dpkg command. This usually happens when there’s a problem with the package you’re trying to install or with the command syntax itself.
*Here are a few steps to troubleshoot:*
*Check the Command:* Make sure you’re using the correct command syntax. For instance, to install an .apk file, you might need to use sudo dpkg -i .apk, where is the name of your APK file.
*Dependencies:* Sometimes dpkg might complain about missing dependencies. If that’s the case, try running sudo apt-get install -f to fix broken dependencies.
*Compatibility:* Ensure that the .apk file is compatible with Chrome OS. Some APKs might not work if they require specific hardware or software features.
*Enable Linux (Beta):* Make sure that Linux (Beta) is properly set up on your Chromebook. If it’s not enabled or configured correctly, you might run into issues.
*Permissions:* Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to install packages. Running commands with sudo should typically handle this, but there could be specific issues based on your setup.
If you’re still having trouble, feel free to provide more details about the exact error message or the steps you’ve taken, and I’d be happy to help further!
*Hope this helps!* 😊
is this will reset factory ?
Hi! No, installing APK files using the method shown in the video will not reset your Chromebook to factory settings. It simply allows you to install apps without needing Developer Mode.
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Hello, do these settings also apply to Chrome OS Flex? I've already watched the third of your videos and I can't find the Playstore. The ADB is also nowhere to be found.
My OS version: 128.0.6613.163
Hi there! Thanks for watching my videos. 😊
Unfortunately, Chrome OS Flex does not support the Google Play Store or Android apps, which is why you can’t find the Play Store or ADB settings. Chrome OS Flex is designed to be a lightweight version of Chrome OS, primarily for older hardware, and lacks some features available in the standard Chrome OS.
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why is my emulator not showing up in terminal after putting adb devices
Hi there! While your question is a bit unrelated to my video on installing APK files on a Chromebook without Developer Mode, I'll do my best to help you out.
If your emulator isn't showing up in the terminal after running adb devices, try these steps:
1. Restart ADB Server: Open your terminal and run adb kill-server followed by adb start-server.
2. Ensure Emulator is Running: Make sure your emulator is properly started. You can start it using emulator -avd .
3.USB Debugging: Verify that USB debugging is enabled in your emulator settings.
4. Correct Connection: Ensure the emulator is set up for ADB connections.
what if it says E: Unable to locate package abd
It say the same for me to