Windows 10: chromebook

Is chromebook compatible with windows 10?

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Can i use windows on a chromebook?

External drives are listed as USB hard drives.

@ paulyjustin Under Storage Devices, it lists USB hard drives and thumb drives. USB hard drives are external drives; I don't think internal hard drives tend to be USB. Here's a copy of what I found at File types and external devices that work on Chromebooks - Chromebook Help

Filesystems
You can access files on external devices connected to your Chromebook if they use the following types of filesystems:

• FAT (FAT16, FAT32, exFAT)
• HFS+ (read-only on journaled HFS+)
• ISO9660 (read-only)
• MTP
• NTFS
• UDF (read-only)

Storage devices

• USB hard drives and thumb drives
• USB CD-ROM and DVD-ROM drives (read-only)

Remove a storage device safely by clicking Eject

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Note that under file systems, your drive should be formatted as Fat 32 or NTFS; probably not something strictly Chrome if you want to continue using it with Windows. I'm pretty sure you don't want your stuff read only. From what I see, it doesn't look like a GPT/UEFI formatted drive will work with Chrome.

 

Running chromebook with a windows phone

A Chromebook is very limited as to what it can do.. If you want a really inexpensive computer that will work flawlessly with your Windows Phone, I suggest you have a look at
Surface 2.

 

Chromebook killer?

I thought a Chromebook came pre-installed with Google Chrome. If HP supplied the device with Windows 10 installed and it has a small internal drive then perhaps you should ask them how to update.

What is the model of the Chromebook.?