you can do this a little more permanently by installing the mrchromebox uefi firmware, which allows you to boot windows 10 straight from the disk without going through chromeos. that also gives it the benefit of natively running windows instead of going through an rdp connection (just means you are running it on your own hardware, and it will be more responsive)
You have the same energy with Amonsgold when he see Loli dance from Trailer Game HIT2 then he close the video and search Trailer Assassin Creed instead
fun fact: debian uses apt as it's package manager so technically penguin is cli debian or ubuntu i think (i also use an ubuntu based distro but i like fedora based distros.)
It sounds like you're trying to run Windows 10 on your Chromebook using a virtual machine setup with QEMU/KVM, and you're encountering an error even after trying to troubleshoot it. Here are a few steps you might consider: 1. **Double-Check Configuration Files**: Ensure that your configuration changes in `/etc/libvirt/qemu.conf` were saved correctly. The `qemu.conf` file needs to be edited with precision, and any syntax errors could cause issues. 2. **Enable Virtualization in BIOS**: Ensure that virtualization is enabled in your Chromebook's BIOS/UEFI settings. If this is not enabled, KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) will not function properly. 3. **Permissions and Group Membership**: Ensure that your user account is part of the `libvirt` and `kvm` groups. This is necessary for permissions to access virtualization features. You can add your user to these groups with the following commands: ```bash sudo usermod -aG libvirt $(whoami) sudo usermod -aG kvm $(whoami) ``` 4. **Reboot**: After making changes to groups or configurations, reboot your Chromebook. 5. **Check for Error Logs**: Check the logs for more specific error messages. You can usually find logs in `/var/log/libvirt/`, which might give you more details about what's going wrong. 6. **Alternative Tools**: If you continue to have issues, you might consider using an alternative tool, such as **VirtualBox** or **Crostini** (Linux apps on Chrome OS) if supported, for running Windows. If these steps don’t resolve the issue, you may want to share the specific error message you’re seeing. This can help in diagnosing the problem more accurately.
Hola. En la terminal luego de darle enter a shell me sale este mensaje "sudo: The "no new privileges" flag is set, which prevents sudo from running as root." Como activo los privilegios?
El mensaje "sudo: el indicador 'sin nuevos privilegios' está configurado, lo que impide que sudo se ejecute como root" indica que su sistema tiene una medida de seguridad habilitada que evita que el comando sudo aumente los privilegios. Normalmente, esto se hace para evitar ataques de escalada de privilegios. Para desactivar el indicador "sin nuevos privilegios", puede seguir estos pasos: Edite el archivo /etc/sudoers: Debe modificar el archivo sudoers para eliminar el indicador noexec. Sin embargo, editar este archivo directamente puede resultar arriesgado si no se hace correctamente. Utilice el comando visudo que edita de forma segura el archivo sudoers y comprueba si hay errores de sintaxis antes de guardarlo. sh Copiar código sudo visudo Localizar y modificar valores predeterminados: Busque la línea que establece el indicador noexec o NO_NEW_PRIVS y coméntelo o elimine el indicador específico. sh Copiar código Valores predeterminados noexec Cámbielo a: sh Copiar código # Valores predeterminados noexec O si está configurado como predeterminado para usuarios o grupos específicos, modifique o comente esas líneas en consecuencia. Guardar y Salir: Guarde los cambios y salga del editor. Si está utilizando visudo, comprobará automáticamente si hay errores de sintaxis. Compruebe si AppArmor o SELinux están aplicando políticas: El indicador "sin nuevos privilegios" también puede ser aplicado por módulos de seguridad como AppArmor o SELinux. Es posible que deba ajustar sus políticas. AppArmor: Verifique y modifique los perfiles de AppArmor. sh Copiar código sudo aa-estado sudo aa-complain /ruta/al/programa SELinux: Verifique el modo actual y modifique las políticas si es necesario. sh Copiar código sudo sestatus sudo setenforce 0 # Establece temporalmente SELinux en modo permisivo Reinicie si es necesario: Es posible que algunos cambios requieran un reinicio para que surtan efecto. Intente ejecutar sudo nuevamente: Después de realizar los cambios anteriores, intente ejecutar el comando sudo nuevamente para ver si el problema se resuelve. Nota: Tenga mucho cuidado al realizar cambios en las políticas y configuraciones de seguridad. La configuración incorrecta puede comprometer la seguridad de su sistema. Asegúrese siempre de comprender las implicaciones de los cambios que está realizando. Si necesita orientación más específica según su distribución (por ejemplo, Ubuntu, CentOS), proporcione detalles adicionales.
If pressing `Ctrl-X` in a TH-cam comment results in a bell sound and no action, it indicates that the command is not applicable or recognized in that context. Here's what you can do: ### Context and Functionality - **Text Editors**: `Ctrl-X` is commonly used to cut text in text editors. - **TH-cam Comments**: In the comment section of TH-cam, keyboard shortcuts might be limited or different. ### Possible Reasons 1. **Browser Behavior**: Different browsers might handle `Ctrl-X` differently in specific contexts like input fields or text areas. 2. **OS and Keyboard Settings**: Ensure your operating system and keyboard settings are correctly configured to use standard shortcuts. ### Steps to Troubleshoot 1. **Check Keyboard Shortcuts**: Verify that `Ctrl-X` is intended to perform the cut action in the comment section. 2. **Browser Settings**: Ensure no browser extensions or settings are interfering with standard keyboard shortcuts. 3. **Try Another Browser**: See if the issue persists in a different browser (e.g., Chrome, Firefox, Edge). ### Alternative Solutions - **Right-Click**: Use the right-click context menu to cut text if `Ctrl-X` is not working. - **Copy-Paste**: Use `Ctrl-C` to copy and `Ctrl-V` to paste, then manually delete the original text. ### Example If you are trying to cut text in a TH-cam comment: 1. Highlight the text. 2. Press `Ctrl-C` to copy it. 3. Delete the original text manually. 4. Paste it elsewhere using `Ctrl-V`. If you continue to experience issues, you might want to check your browser or operating system documentation for specific details on handling keyboard shortcuts in web applications.
Downloading Windows 11 on a Chromebook can be quite tricky because Chromebooks use Chrome OS, which is a Linux-based operating system, and they are not natively designed to run Windows. However, there are a few ways you might attempt this, though they come with significant limitations and risks: 1. **Using CloudReady**: CloudReady is a Chromium OS distribution that's based on Chromium OS. It's not exactly Windows 11, but it can give you a similar interface. It's a safer option since it doesn't require you to install anything on your Chromebook. 2. **Dual Booting**: Some Chromebooks support dual-booting with Linux. You might be able to install Linux alongside Chrome OS and then run a Windows virtual machine (VM) on Linux, but this requires specific hardware and technical expertise. 3. **Running Windows on a Virtual Machine**: This method involves using software like VirtualBox or Parallels Desktop to run Windows 11 within a virtual environment on your Chromebook. This method is resource-intensive and may not perform well on all Chromebooks. 4. **Using Remote Desktop**: If your Chromebook supports it, you could remotely connect to a Windows PC or a cloud-based Windows instance using Remote Desktop software. Before attempting any of these methods, ensure your Chromebook model supports the necessary hardware requirements and that you understand the risks involved, such as potential data loss or voiding warranties. Always backup important data before making any significant changes to your system.
It seems there might be a typo in the file path you are trying to edit. The correct path should be `/etc/libvirt/qemu.conf` instead of `/etc/libvirt/qemu.comf`. Here is the corrected sequence of commands you should follow: 1. **Update package lists**: ```bash sudo apt update ``` 2. **Install necessary packages**: ```bash sudo apt install qemu-kvm libvirt-clients libvirt-daemon-system bridge-utils virtinst libvirt-daemon virt-manager -y ``` 3. **Install the nano text editor**: ```bash sudo apt install nano ``` 4. **Edit the qemu.conf file**: ```bash sudo nano /etc/libvirt/qemu.conf ``` 5. **Save the changes in nano**: - After making your changes, press `Ctrl + O` to write out the changes. - Press `Enter` to confirm the file name. - Press `Ctrl + X` to exit nano. 6. **Update package lists again** (if needed): ```bash sudo apt update ``` Please ensure you are editing the correct file (`/etc/libvirt/qemu.conf`). If you encounter any issues while saving the file, make sure you have the necessary permissions. If needed, you can try running nano with `sudo` to ensure you have write access to the file. For example: ```bash sudo nano /etc/libvirt/qemu.conf ``` If you continue to face issues, please provide more details about the error messages or behavior you are encountering.
@@sunnid8506 Bash is a Unix shell and command language. It is widely used as the default login shell for most Linux distributions and macOS. Bash stands for "Bourne Again SHell," a pun on the name of the Bourne shell that it replaces. Bash allows users to perform various tasks through commands entered into a command-line interface (CLI). These tasks include file manipulation, program execution, and text processing. Here are the primary purposes of the bash commands you used: 1. **Updating Package Lists**: ```bash sudo apt update ``` - Purpose: Updates the list of available packages and their versions, ensuring that you have the most recent information about the packages available from the repositories configured on your system. 2. **Installing Necessary Packages**: ```bash sudo apt install qemu-kvm libvirt-clients libvirt-daemon-system bridge-utils virtinst libvirt-daemon virt-manager -y ``` - Purpose: Installs a collection of packages necessary for setting up a virtual machine environment using QEMU and KVM. The `-y` option automatically answers "yes" to any prompts, streamlining the installation process. - `qemu-kvm`: Provides the KVM virtualization software. - `libvirt-clients`: Tools for interacting with the libvirt library. - `libvirt-daemon-system`: System services for managing virtualization. - `bridge-utils`: Tools for network bridging. - `virtinst`: Command-line tools for creating virtual machines. - `libvirt-daemon`: The libvirt daemon. - `virt-manager`: A GUI for managing virtual machines. 3. **Installing Nano Text Editor**: ```bash sudo apt install nano ``` - Purpose: Installs the nano text editor, a simple and user-friendly text editor used for editing text files from the command line. 4. **Editing a Configuration File**: ```bash sudo nano /etc/libvirt/qemu.conf ``` - Purpose: Opens the `qemu.conf` configuration file in nano for editing. This file contains settings for the QEMU virtualization software. - After editing, you would save your changes with `Ctrl + O` and exit nano with `Ctrl + X`. 5. **Updating Package Lists Again** (if needed): ```bash sudo apt update ``` - Purpose: Updates the package lists again, if necessary. This step is usually only needed if you've added new repositories or made significant changes to your system configuration. ### Why Use These Commands? - **Virtualization**: These commands set up a virtualization environment on your Chromebook. QEMU and KVM allow you to run virtual machines, which are useful for testing other operating systems like Windows 10 without affecting your main system. - **System Management**: Using the nano editor to modify configuration files is a common task in system administration. Editing `qemu.conf` allows you to change the behavior of your virtualization setup. Bash commands are powerful tools for managing Linux systems, automating tasks, and configuring software. They provide a flexible way to interact with the operating system and perform a wide range of activities.
@@sunnid8506 If you're encountering an error saying "unable to complete install on the virtual machine," there could be several reasons for this issue. Let's troubleshoot some common problems and steps you can take to resolve them. ### Common Issues and Solutions 1. **Check Virtualization Support**: Ensure that your Chromebook supports virtualization and that it is enabled in the BIOS/UEFI settings. 2. **Verify Package Installation**: Ensure all required packages are correctly installed: ```bash sudo apt update sudo apt install qemu-kvm libvirt-clients libvirt-daemon-system bridge-utils virtinst libvirt-daemon virt-manager -y ``` 3. **Check Libvirt Service Status**: Make sure the libvirt service is running: ```bash sudo systemctl status libvirtd ``` If it is not running, start it: ```bash sudo systemctl start libvirtd ``` 4. **Check Permissions**: Ensure your user is part of the `libvirt` and `kvm` groups: ```bash sudo usermod -aG libvirt $(whoami) sudo usermod -aG kvm $(whoami) ``` After adding your user to these groups, log out and log back in or reboot your system. 5. **Verify Configuration File**: Make sure the `qemu.conf` file is correctly edited. If you made any changes, double-check for typos or incorrect configurations: ```bash sudo nano /etc/libvirt/qemu.conf ``` Ensure you save your changes properly with `Ctrl + O`, press `Enter`, then `Ctrl + X`. 6. **Check Disk Space and Permissions**: Ensure that there is enough disk space and that you have the necessary permissions in the directory where you are trying to install the virtual machine. 7. **Check Logs for Detailed Errors**: Check the logs for detailed error messages: ```bash sudo journalctl -xe sudo virsh list --all ``` 8. **Creating the Virtual Machine**: When creating the virtual machine, ensure you are using the correct parameters. Here's an example command for creating a VM: ```bash virt-install \ --name=win10 \ --os-variant=win10 \ --vcpu=2 \ --ram=4096 \ --disk path=/var/lib/libvirt/images/win10.img,size=40 \ --graphics spice \ --cdrom=/path/to/windows10.iso ``` ### Detailed Example Command Explanation - `--name=win10`: Names the virtual machine "win10". - `--os-variant=win10`: Sets the OS variant to Windows 10. - `--vcpu=2`: Allocates 2 virtual CPUs to the VM. - `--ram=4096`: Allocates 4096 MB of RAM to the VM. - `--disk path=/var/lib/libvirt/images/win10.img,size=40`: Creates a virtual disk at the specified path with a size of 40 GB. - `--graphics spice`: Sets up SPICE for the graphical display. - `--cdrom=/path/to/windows10.iso`: Uses the specified ISO file as the installation media. ### Steps to Create and Start a Virtual Machine 1. **Create Virtual Disk**: ```bash sudo qemu-img create -f qcow2 /var/lib/libvirt/images/win10.img 40G ``` 2. **Run virt-install**: ```bash sudo virt-install \ --name=win10 \ --os-variant=win10 \ --vcpu=2 \ --ram=4096 \ --disk path=/var/lib/libvirt/images/win10.img,format=qcow2 \ --graphics spice \ --cdrom=/path/to/windows10.iso ``` If the above steps don't resolve your issue, please provide the specific error messages or logs you are seeing. This information will help in diagnosing the problem more accurately.
So if those Errors Show up here is why: You might need a 64 bit chromebook to run this application if you have a 32 bit chromebook thats why the error showed up. 2. Chromebook Update your chromebook might need a update if your chromebook is not updated that means error shows up reinstall linux sometimes linux can have some problems so reinstall linux or you can rezize you linux folder
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Confirm: reads as "conform"
Oh yeah i meant to sy Confirm
Grow up Stop being an ass. You came here for his help lmaoooo
@@AshLovesCash798don’t listen to him
@@Hinokami777 why?
Idk
“click conform” got me every time 😂
you can do this a little more permanently by installing the mrchromebox uefi firmware, which allows you to boot windows 10 straight from the disk without going through chromeos. that also gives it the benefit of natively running windows instead of going through an rdp connection (just means you are running it on your own hardware, and it will be more responsive)
yeah you have a point and what is the mrchromebox uefi firmware?
@@AshLovesCash798 a custom firmware for chromebooks to allow them to boot into different operating systems (including windows)
@@wlday_ ok looks i can do a tutorial on How to install Windows 10 on a chromebook Part 2.
@@wlday_ Give me the download Link
Little late but is this option free?
You have the same energy with Amonsgold when he see Loli dance from Trailer Game HIT2 then he close the video and search Trailer Assassin Creed instead
" and den " fav line
fun fact: debian uses apt as it's package manager
so technically penguin is cli debian or ubuntu i think
(i also use an ubuntu based distro but i like fedora based distros.)
OK, your fun fact sounds very interesting but thank you for telling me that
Good job kid
i still have the same message after the download and upgrade in vm
You are very smart
Wow I am impressed
“Then click conform”😂
thanks i have really been wanting some stuff on windows that i cant get on a chromebook
what are those applications that you want? i can do them. and tomorrow i am gonna create a youtube video on How to install OperaGX on a Chromebook
@@AshLovesCash798 i would want like the oculus app cause i play vr and i can get like mods and other stuff thanks for asking
@@William_thenerd32 ok No Problem! i can do that tutorial tomorrow
thanks
@@AshLovesCash798 today?
wehn i do controll x on the nano install, nothing happens, please help.
after pressing ctrl+o press enter then press ctrl+x
The second command doesn't work
bruh why does the file cost 5.7g thats so much im getting 0.1 g every 30 secs thats gonna take forever
real, it took me like 2 and a half hr to install
I got the error message too and fixed it like you said to do but when i went back into it it still gave me the same error.
Does this work?
yes
Yk you didn’t have to do all that you could have just went to apponfly in the first placee
can you link the website
it has a time limit and most of the program dont work cause it has no opengl
the lag
You have to pay for that
@@Rhman756-ow3qn yeah
I want to go back to Chrome how
Idk why but the error in 5:12 keeps pooping up even tho i did the update
Note for user/creator . You can do this via google play.
That is True.
How
@@arrid.d1 downloading windows 10 from google play store
@@AshLovesCash798 How? What do i search
@@arrid.d1 windows 10 you might see some apps
i still get that error message when i try running windows
It sounds like you're trying to run Windows 10 on your Chromebook using a virtual machine setup with QEMU/KVM, and you're encountering an error even after trying to troubleshoot it.
Here are a few steps you might consider:
1. **Double-Check Configuration Files**: Ensure that your configuration changes in `/etc/libvirt/qemu.conf` were saved correctly. The `qemu.conf` file needs to be edited with precision, and any syntax errors could cause issues.
2. **Enable Virtualization in BIOS**: Ensure that virtualization is enabled in your Chromebook's BIOS/UEFI settings. If this is not enabled, KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) will not function properly.
3. **Permissions and Group Membership**: Ensure that your user account is part of the `libvirt` and `kvm` groups. This is necessary for permissions to access virtualization features.
You can add your user to these groups with the following commands:
```bash
sudo usermod -aG libvirt $(whoami)
sudo usermod -aG kvm $(whoami)
```
4. **Reboot**: After making changes to groups or configurations, reboot your Chromebook.
5. **Check for Error Logs**: Check the logs for more specific error messages. You can usually find logs in `/var/log/libvirt/`, which might give you more details about what's going wrong.
6. **Alternative Tools**: If you continue to have issues, you might consider using an alternative tool, such as **VirtualBox** or **Crostini** (Linux apps on Chrome OS) if supported, for running Windows.
If these steps don’t resolve the issue, you may want to share the specific error message you’re seeing. This can help in diagnosing the problem more accurately.
i dont find the virtual machine, can u help me?
I think this method might be the same for Windows 11.
Possibly.
Tell me how to install Linux on a Samsung phone (Im using samsung dex)
It's really powerful. Even faster than my current Chromebook
To be honest with you i have a apple phone and a acer chromebook. so i cant do that.
@@AshLovesCash798 buy an android, you wont regret it. theyre severely underrated but really good. i'd recommend the s24 ultra.
fun fact: google chrome in linux gtk has the same titlebar button style as your chromebook has
Cool thank you for telling me another fun fact
it still shows me i have libvirt qemu option not permitted
Ctrl x does nothing for me ??
Hola. En la terminal luego de darle enter a shell me sale este mensaje
"sudo: The "no new privileges" flag is set, which prevents sudo from running as root."
Como activo los privilegios?
El mensaje "sudo: el indicador 'sin nuevos privilegios' está configurado, lo que impide que sudo se ejecute como root" indica que su sistema tiene una medida de seguridad habilitada que evita que el comando sudo aumente los privilegios. Normalmente, esto se hace para evitar ataques de escalada de privilegios.
Para desactivar el indicador "sin nuevos privilegios", puede seguir estos pasos:
Edite el archivo /etc/sudoers:
Debe modificar el archivo sudoers para eliminar el indicador noexec. Sin embargo, editar este archivo directamente puede resultar arriesgado si no se hace correctamente. Utilice el comando visudo que edita de forma segura el archivo sudoers y comprueba si hay errores de sintaxis antes de guardarlo.
sh
Copiar código
sudo visudo
Localizar y modificar valores predeterminados:
Busque la línea que establece el indicador noexec o NO_NEW_PRIVS y coméntelo o elimine el indicador específico.
sh
Copiar código
Valores predeterminados noexec
Cámbielo a:
sh
Copiar código
# Valores predeterminados noexec
O si está configurado como predeterminado para usuarios o grupos específicos, modifique o comente esas líneas en consecuencia.
Guardar y Salir:
Guarde los cambios y salga del editor. Si está utilizando visudo, comprobará automáticamente si hay errores de sintaxis.
Compruebe si AppArmor o SELinux están aplicando políticas:
El indicador "sin nuevos privilegios" también puede ser aplicado por módulos de seguridad como AppArmor o SELinux. Es posible que deba ajustar sus políticas.
AppArmor: Verifique y modifique los perfiles de AppArmor.
sh
Copiar código
sudo aa-estado
sudo aa-complain /ruta/al/programa
SELinux: Verifique el modo actual y modifique las políticas si es necesario.
sh
Copiar código
sudo sestatus
sudo setenforce 0 # Establece temporalmente SELinux en modo permisivo
Reinicie si es necesario:
Es posible que algunos cambios requieran un reinicio para que surtan efecto.
Intente ejecutar sudo nuevamente:
Después de realizar los cambios anteriores, intente ejecutar el comando sudo nuevamente para ver si el problema se resuelve.
Nota:
Tenga mucho cuidado al realizar cambios en las políticas y configuraciones de seguridad. La configuración incorrecta puede comprometer la seguridad de su sistema. Asegúrese siempre de comprender las implicaciones de los cambios que está realizando.
Si necesita orientación más específica según su distribución (por ejemplo, Ubuntu, CentOS), proporcione detalles adicionales.
But can I install i virus and then throw the vm away? And start a new clean fresh one… just wondering lol
well i dont think that would be a good idea because it might get a virus to your chromebook, but i think it will only affect the Windows 10.
its weird cause it tell me i have to run kvm on my own what do i do
Good stuff kid
Thank you
Ayo Ash can you teach me how to get steam
i already have a video
I cant install the audio driver. How to install back to chromebook os?
What do you mean?
my chromebook dosent have linux
help
It’s easy, all you have to do if you don’t have developer mode press hold esc refresh and power button but it will wipe everything on your computer
Ngl nice job for a kid bro
Can you do how to install equalizer apo on chromebook
Ok! No Problem
This working Chromebook c740??
yes
it also works with windows 11 might just be a bit slower
yeah that is true.
u have a good channle keep grinding
:)
Glad to Hear!
How do you get vm
5:58 evertime i click ctrl-x I just hear a bell and nothing happens, is this normal? pls respond asap
If pressing `Ctrl-X` in a TH-cam comment results in a bell sound and no action, it indicates that the command is not applicable or recognized in that context. Here's what you can do:
### Context and Functionality
- **Text Editors**: `Ctrl-X` is commonly used to cut text in text editors.
- **TH-cam Comments**: In the comment section of TH-cam, keyboard shortcuts might be limited or different.
### Possible Reasons
1. **Browser Behavior**: Different browsers might handle `Ctrl-X` differently in specific contexts like input fields or text areas.
2. **OS and Keyboard Settings**: Ensure your operating system and keyboard settings are correctly configured to use standard shortcuts.
### Steps to Troubleshoot
1. **Check Keyboard Shortcuts**: Verify that `Ctrl-X` is intended to perform the cut action in the comment section.
2. **Browser Settings**: Ensure no browser extensions or settings are interfering with standard keyboard shortcuts.
3. **Try Another Browser**: See if the issue persists in a different browser (e.g., Chrome, Firefox, Edge).
### Alternative Solutions
- **Right-Click**: Use the right-click context menu to cut text if `Ctrl-X` is not working.
- **Copy-Paste**: Use `Ctrl-C` to copy and `Ctrl-V` to paste, then manually delete the original text.
### Example
If you are trying to cut text in a TH-cam comment:
1. Highlight the text.
2. Press `Ctrl-C` to copy it.
3. Delete the original text manually.
4. Paste it elsewhere using `Ctrl-V`.
If you continue to experience issues, you might want to check your browser or operating system documentation for specific details on handling keyboard shortcuts in web applications.
@@AshLovesCash798 Thanks!!!
Glad i can help
it didn't work
does it run well?
it should run good. if you have problems please tell me.
@@AshLovesCash798 I cant find the virtual machine, why?
I type In the second code it says unable to locate package libvirt clients
You were probably using 32 but not 64 bit
@@yohomiejc nope made sure to install the 64 bit
@@tommysmith6514 ik
I have been trying to do this for a about a week to download windows 11 on my chromebook
Downloading Windows 11 on a Chromebook can be quite tricky because Chromebooks use Chrome OS, which is a Linux-based operating system, and they are not natively designed to run Windows. However, there are a few ways you might attempt this, though they come with significant limitations and risks:
1. **Using CloudReady**: CloudReady is a Chromium OS distribution that's based on Chromium OS. It's not exactly Windows 11, but it can give you a similar interface. It's a safer option since it doesn't require you to install anything on your Chromebook.
2. **Dual Booting**: Some Chromebooks support dual-booting with Linux. You might be able to install Linux alongside Chrome OS and then run a Windows virtual machine (VM) on Linux, but this requires specific hardware and technical expertise.
3. **Running Windows on a Virtual Machine**: This method involves using software like VirtualBox or Parallels Desktop to run Windows 11 within a virtual environment on your Chromebook. This method is resource-intensive and may not perform well on all Chromebooks.
4. **Using Remote Desktop**: If your Chromebook supports it, you could remotely connect to a Windows PC or a cloud-based Windows instance using Remote Desktop software.
Before attempting any of these methods, ensure your Chromebook model supports the necessary hardware requirements and that you understand the risks involved, such as potential data loss or voiding warranties. Always backup important data before making any significant changes to your system.
THANKS
No Problem!
Do I need to turn on developers mode?
no
I dot see the virtual thing when I download it
relaunch the app
nice ❤
Thanks ✌
Can you install exe files with this as well?
Well I dont think so
why is it not working it still says that error message
what error massage?
@@AshLovesCash798 u there
@@VizzioFn yes i replied to your other comments
the instructions pls
I can just get a windows 10 flash drive right
ok
When I put my language it says error
It works now
Can you put the commands in the comment section so that I can copy and paste them please
OK here is the commands:
sudo apt update
sudo apt install qemu-kvm libvirt-clients libvirt-daemon-system bridge-utils virtinst libvirt-daemon virt-manager -y
sudo apt install nano
sudo nano /etc/libvirt/qemu.comf
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
Once I click ctrl o then ctrl x it don’t work
It seems there might be a typo in the file path you are trying to edit. The correct path should be `/etc/libvirt/qemu.conf` instead of `/etc/libvirt/qemu.comf`. Here is the corrected sequence of commands you should follow:
1. **Update package lists**:
```bash
sudo apt update
```
2. **Install necessary packages**:
```bash
sudo apt install qemu-kvm libvirt-clients libvirt-daemon-system bridge-utils virtinst libvirt-daemon virt-manager -y
```
3. **Install the nano text editor**:
```bash
sudo apt install nano
```
4. **Edit the qemu.conf file**:
```bash
sudo nano /etc/libvirt/qemu.conf
```
5. **Save the changes in nano**:
- After making your changes, press `Ctrl + O` to write out the changes.
- Press `Enter` to confirm the file name.
- Press `Ctrl + X` to exit nano.
6. **Update package lists again** (if needed):
```bash
sudo apt update
```
Please ensure you are editing the correct file (`/etc/libvirt/qemu.conf`). If you encounter any issues while saving the file, make sure you have the necessary permissions. If needed, you can try running nano with `sudo` to ensure you have write access to the file. For example:
```bash
sudo nano /etc/libvirt/qemu.conf
```
If you continue to face issues, please provide more details about the error messages or behavior you are encountering.
@@AshLovesCash798 what’s the bash for?
@@sunnid8506 Bash is a Unix shell and command language. It is widely used as the default login shell for most Linux distributions and macOS. Bash stands for "Bourne Again SHell," a pun on the name of the Bourne shell that it replaces. Bash allows users to perform various tasks through commands entered into a command-line interface (CLI). These tasks include file manipulation, program execution, and text processing.
Here are the primary purposes of the bash commands you used:
1. **Updating Package Lists**:
```bash
sudo apt update
```
- Purpose: Updates the list of available packages and their versions, ensuring that you have the most recent information about the packages available from the repositories configured on your system.
2. **Installing Necessary Packages**:
```bash
sudo apt install qemu-kvm libvirt-clients libvirt-daemon-system bridge-utils virtinst libvirt-daemon virt-manager -y
```
- Purpose: Installs a collection of packages necessary for setting up a virtual machine environment using QEMU and KVM. The `-y` option automatically answers "yes" to any prompts, streamlining the installation process.
- `qemu-kvm`: Provides the KVM virtualization software.
- `libvirt-clients`: Tools for interacting with the libvirt library.
- `libvirt-daemon-system`: System services for managing virtualization.
- `bridge-utils`: Tools for network bridging.
- `virtinst`: Command-line tools for creating virtual machines.
- `libvirt-daemon`: The libvirt daemon.
- `virt-manager`: A GUI for managing virtual machines.
3. **Installing Nano Text Editor**:
```bash
sudo apt install nano
```
- Purpose: Installs the nano text editor, a simple and user-friendly text editor used for editing text files from the command line.
4. **Editing a Configuration File**:
```bash
sudo nano /etc/libvirt/qemu.conf
```
- Purpose: Opens the `qemu.conf` configuration file in nano for editing. This file contains settings for the QEMU virtualization software.
- After editing, you would save your changes with `Ctrl + O` and exit nano with `Ctrl + X`.
5. **Updating Package Lists Again** (if needed):
```bash
sudo apt update
```
- Purpose: Updates the package lists again, if necessary. This step is usually only needed if you've added new repositories or made significant changes to your system configuration.
### Why Use These Commands?
- **Virtualization**: These commands set up a virtualization environment on your Chromebook. QEMU and KVM allow you to run virtual machines, which are useful for testing other operating systems like Windows 10 without affecting your main system.
- **System Management**: Using the nano editor to modify configuration files is a common task in system administration. Editing `qemu.conf` allows you to change the behavior of your virtualization setup.
Bash commands are powerful tools for managing Linux systems, automating tasks, and configuring software. They provide a flexible way to interact with the operating system and perform a wide range of activities.
It keeps saying unable to complete install on the virtual machine still
@@sunnid8506 If you're encountering an error saying "unable to complete install on the virtual machine," there could be several reasons for this issue. Let's troubleshoot some common problems and steps you can take to resolve them.
### Common Issues and Solutions
1. **Check Virtualization Support**:
Ensure that your Chromebook supports virtualization and that it is enabled in the BIOS/UEFI settings.
2. **Verify Package Installation**:
Ensure all required packages are correctly installed:
```bash
sudo apt update
sudo apt install qemu-kvm libvirt-clients libvirt-daemon-system bridge-utils virtinst libvirt-daemon virt-manager -y
```
3. **Check Libvirt Service Status**:
Make sure the libvirt service is running:
```bash
sudo systemctl status libvirtd
```
If it is not running, start it:
```bash
sudo systemctl start libvirtd
```
4. **Check Permissions**:
Ensure your user is part of the `libvirt` and `kvm` groups:
```bash
sudo usermod -aG libvirt $(whoami)
sudo usermod -aG kvm $(whoami)
```
After adding your user to these groups, log out and log back in or reboot your system.
5. **Verify Configuration File**:
Make sure the `qemu.conf` file is correctly edited. If you made any changes, double-check for typos or incorrect configurations:
```bash
sudo nano /etc/libvirt/qemu.conf
```
Ensure you save your changes properly with `Ctrl + O`, press `Enter`, then `Ctrl + X`.
6. **Check Disk Space and Permissions**:
Ensure that there is enough disk space and that you have the necessary permissions in the directory where you are trying to install the virtual machine.
7. **Check Logs for Detailed Errors**:
Check the logs for detailed error messages:
```bash
sudo journalctl -xe
sudo virsh list --all
```
8. **Creating the Virtual Machine**:
When creating the virtual machine, ensure you are using the correct parameters. Here's an example command for creating a VM:
```bash
virt-install \
--name=win10 \
--os-variant=win10 \
--vcpu=2 \
--ram=4096 \
--disk path=/var/lib/libvirt/images/win10.img,size=40 \
--graphics spice \
--cdrom=/path/to/windows10.iso
```
### Detailed Example Command Explanation
- `--name=win10`: Names the virtual machine "win10".
- `--os-variant=win10`: Sets the OS variant to Windows 10.
- `--vcpu=2`: Allocates 2 virtual CPUs to the VM.
- `--ram=4096`: Allocates 4096 MB of RAM to the VM.
- `--disk path=/var/lib/libvirt/images/win10.img,size=40`: Creates a virtual disk at the specified path with a size of 40 GB.
- `--graphics spice`: Sets up SPICE for the graphical display.
- `--cdrom=/path/to/windows10.iso`: Uses the specified ISO file as the installation media.
### Steps to Create and Start a Virtual Machine
1. **Create Virtual Disk**:
```bash
sudo qemu-img create -f qcow2 /var/lib/libvirt/images/win10.img 40G
```
2. **Run virt-install**:
```bash
sudo virt-install \
--name=win10 \
--os-variant=win10 \
--vcpu=2 \
--ram=4096 \
--disk path=/var/lib/libvirt/images/win10.img,format=qcow2 \
--graphics spice \
--cdrom=/path/to/windows10.iso
```
If the above steps don't resolve your issue, please provide the specific error messages or logs you are seeing. This information will help in diagnosing the problem more accurately.
Bro ur like the smartest kid ik
Yes I am
He was lying it doesn't work :(
I tried so hard but it still didn't work
SHOW THE WHOLE VIDEO. Please ;(
Sure
bro has no cuts
When I click control x it wont leave
try again
@@AshLovesCash798 it didnt work for me when i pressed x
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Say fail to chown
What to do now
Do you have any problems installing Windows 10
it says unable to complete install I followed all ur steps
So if those Errors Show up here is why:
You might need a 64 bit chromebook to run this application if you have a 32 bit chromebook thats why the error showed up.
2. Chromebook Update your chromebook might need a update if your chromebook is not updated that means error shows up
reinstall linux sometimes linux can have some problems so reinstall linux or you can rezize you linux folder
@@AshLovesCash798 ok
@@AshLovesCash798 how do I check if I have a 64bit or a 32bit chromebook
@@AshLovesCash798 I have a 64bit Chromebook it says
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Does this really works
yes
Dude u didnt have to do all of that
ok
Its work hp Chromebook
help
what do need help for
Creative 😂 LOL
Yeah Right?
Waste of time
How?