Crome to W10?

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I have a computer that is set up with CROME. Chrom doesn't like to place nice with my other computer which has Windows 11 installed. What options do I have to change over to W11? I am over my head and need your help. Ed
 
A chromebook? Toss it in the trash where it belongs.

I would post the year/make/model/brand/specs and see if someone out there was able to change the OS.

Everyone I know that had a Chromebook was quick to return it or get rid of it, even thought its like their cell phone. Some want a useable computer and fell for the lower price.
 
Yes I really goofed up. 😡 Recently purchased but, not able to return. It is a Samsung.
Anyone know how to change the operating system?
 
A chromebook? Toss it in the trash where it belongs.

I would post the year/make/model/brand/specs and see if someone out there was able to change the OS.

Everyone I know that had a Chromebook was quick to return it or get rid of it, even thought its like their cell phone. Some want a useable computer and fell for the lower price.
Chromebooks work great for what they are. Basic spreadsheets, word doc, calendaring, seamless google meets over video, good file organization, etc.

For heavy duty processing, not so much. For that you have to deal with all of the warts and baggage of a windows operation system and its office software. Been there, and done that for too many years. I used to use a Windows system computer for work to do the all of the computer processing required for my job. No more of that nonsense, a simple chromebook works great.
 
Chromebooks work great for what they are. Basic spreadsheets, word doc, calendaring, seamless google meets over video, good file organization, etc.

For heavy duty processing, not so much. For that you have to deal with all of the warts and baggage of a windows operation system and its office software. Been there, and done that for too many years. I used to use a Windows system computer for work to do the all of the computer processing required for my job. No more of that nonsense, a simple chromebook works great.
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Chromebooks are completely different than a PC running windows. The Chromebook is designed more for web browsing, and does not have the processing power or storage space like a laptop.

Windows 11 should work well with Chrome, unless your computer is older and is slowed down too much by Windows 11. I have several work PCs running Windows 11 and use Chrome.
 
You cannot install Windows on a Chromebook. You can install Linux, but I'd rather know: How is it that your Chromebook is "not playing nice" with your Win11 machine? My wager is that you have a solvable problem on your hands that does not require you to buy more consumer products.
 
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