Thread: Can i use chrome OS on my system.

Hello everyone, I take the ASUS Eee 1015 model, which I already have Windows 7, which works best, but I recently heard of Chrome OS, so I decided to install the operating system in my car, but I do not know if it will work properly or not, because not all computers used Windows since I have a netbook. And this is the first time I am going to use another operating system, so I want to ask the same question I just have to install it, or should I attack? Any proposal would be appreciated.

Yes it is good, as you move forward according to me there should be no question about the laptop model, so that you can install Windows on your machine. And of course, since it is the operating system from Google, you get good benefits. and after each installation of Windows is not a big deal. You can do this on your own before I would say you should buy it from the Windows computer store, or you can just download too.

Instead of Windows that you mentioned I would suggest at this stage of their development, Ubuntu is much easier to install than Chrome, and off the field together, gives the netbook a niche in life. ASUS have a car that runs only 25 seconds, of 10, and all the programs load at least one second. So my recommendation I, to the only Linux.

I suggest that you should stick with the one, because I heard that there are many problems in Chrome operating system, Windows 7 and I have works very well because it has a very good feature in it, and most importantly, requires no drivers installed after the installation of new windows, because they are all integrated into the operating system.

As you've decided you want to install the new OS, I would say it is good, there are several ways you can achieve this goal, as the user mentioned above, it was also one of the best technical but you can install the same USB port as well. You just have to make USB bootable before installing Windows, then transfer. ISO file in the drive pen. And of course to install via USB, you have to make changes in BIOS also allow the priority of the first boot of a USB key and you're ready to go.