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Calling all IT Admins! Your voice is our most powerful tool for improvement. We are currently running our bi-annual ChromeOS Admin Survey, and we need your insights to help us prioritize the features and fixes that matter most to your organization. This is your direct line to our Product Managers to tell us what’s working and where we can do better. How to Participate It’s easy! The next time you log in to manage your fleet, look for the survey announcement banner within the ChromeOS section of the Google Admin Console. Global Access: The survey is available in 6 languages. Quick Impact: It takes approximately 10 minutes to complete. Proven Results: Previous feedback from this community has directly influenced our product roadmap and helped us double our engagement efforts. Why Your Input Matters We want to ensure we are hearing from a diverse range of global perspectives. Whether you manage 10 devices or 10,000, your experience is vital to making ChromeOS the best enterprise operati
Good to know for some of u!I did raise this question:Several of our clients are reporting an issue on their Chromebooks affecting various Google Sheets. Notably, this does not affect every user, even among those using the exact same Chromebook model.When opening a Sheet, the content appears blurry and unreadable. We have already tried resetting the zoom level to default, disabling hardware acceleration, and verifying the text wrapping settings, but the issue persists.Has anyone encountered this problem before, or could anyone suggest a potential solution? Luckely there is a temp fix for this:Adjust Canvas AccelerationIn the Chrome browser on an affected device, navigate to chrome://flags/#disable-accelerated-2d-canvas Set the flag to Disabled (or toggle to your system's default state). Click Relaunch at the bottom of the screen to restart the browser. Reload Google Sheets to verify that text and numbers render clearlyIf u having this issues, please raise a ticket with Google support to
What is the best way to troubleshoot RDP & Native Player connections when the self-hosted server is in AWS We receive the below error message I think the problem is Cameyo Port Sheild but I am not sure how to troubleshoot this, are there any logs to investigate?Any help would be appreciated
Crostini: wl-copy, wl-paste, and xclip cannot access ChromeOS clipboard while GUI clipboard worksEnvironmentChromeOS with Crostini (Debian container) wl-clipboard 2.2.1 Sommelier running normally Linux GUI applications functionalDescriptionAfter a recent ChromeOS update, command-line clipboard tools no longer interact with the ChromeOS clipboard.The issue affects:wl-copy wl-paste xclipHowever, clipboard synchronization between Linux GUI applications and ChromeOS continues to work normally.For example:Copying text in Mousepad and pasting into Chrome succeeds. echo hello | wl-copy hangs indefinitely. wl-paste hangs indefinitely. echo hello | xclip -selection clipboard returns immediately but does not update the ChromeOS clipboard.This suggests that GUI clipboard integration remains functional while CLI clipboard mechanisms are broken.Expected Behavior Shell1echo hello | wl-copyshould return immediately and place hello into the ChromeOS clipboard. Shell1wl-pasteshould return clipboard
Google is excited to team up with a trusted external partner to host monthly, virtual bootcamps designed to help you confidently prepare for and pass the ChromeOS Administrator exam.Whether you are an IT admin or a Google partner looking to validate your skills, these intensive sessions offer the guidance, hands-on practice, and resources you need to succeed.📅 Event DetailsWhen: Monthly on the last Wednesday of every month (Launching July 29, 2026) Duration: ~4 hours (Single-day, live virtual session) Perks: Attendees will receive an exam voucher on the day of the bootcamp!💡 What You’ll Gain & LearnThrough a blend of instruction and interactive exercises, each bootcamp covers:Exam Fundamentals: Overview of the registration process and proven test-taking strategies. Topic Deep-Dives: Comprehensive review of exam domains with recommendations for further study. Interactive Learning: Hands-on labs and real-world case study scenarios to reinforce technical concepts. Practice Practice
I have several (at least 20 found today) HP Chromebook 11A G8 EE chromebooks that are suddenly saying no camera found. Camera doesn't work in any application. Have tried resets, recovery, and power washes. Permissions are all good and standard across the enterprise. The issue only occurs on this particular model of Chromebook. What am I missing?
Hi everyone, As we make our way halfway through the summer (or winter in the southern hemisphere), it’s time to look back at the wonderful spree of events we had in our community during the past few warm months (I’ve got to say, in London they have been quite warm).We start at the tailend of spring with the Android Desktop Windowing session. It was followed by the constant cadence of well-attended summer webinars: we hit the ground running with our very first Chrome Enterprise event in the community, Let's Talk Chrome Enterprise. Then a plethora of ChromeOS events took place and we couldn’t be happier with how many of you have RSVP, attended and dropped your questions in one of our sessions and live Q&A articles. To illustrate the above, here’s a summary of what went on during summer so far, alongside some useful links for you to review all the knowledge shared as you please: Date Event Related Article Watch on Demand Android Deskto
Greetings everyone!You read that title right: it’s been a year since we launched our ChromeOS Customer Community (and yes, time flies)! Besides a few touches to how it looks, there’s also been a few iterations since: we migrated platforms in March 2026, whilst adding Cameyo into the mix - turning our official name into ChromeOS + Cameyo Customer Community.Alongside the migration, we became the middle sibling: we started off as the younger sister to the Android Enterprise Customer Community, but now we have a new kid on the block with Chrome Enterprise being welcomed to the family.As we grow, we want to celebrate the fact that that growth is only truly meaningful when we take into account you, our members. We’ve had so much to talk, discuss and chat about in the past year - not to mention the laudable peer support we’ve been seeing around these parts - that we are really excited about what’s next.We’ve got a lot of guides, discussions and events (incidentally, attendance to these hav
{ "sessionId": "f4c0d024398047418e572f122a2dc627", "errors": [ { "errorMessage": "interaction_required: AADSTS16000: User account '{EUII Hidden}' from identity provider 'live.com' does not exist in tenant 'Microsoft Services' and cannot access the application '5926fc8e-304e-4f59-8bed-58ca97cc39a4'(Microsoft Intune portal extension) in that tenant. The account needs to be added as an external user in the tenant first. Sign out and sign in again with a different Azure Active Directory user account. Trace ID: 6435aa15-7640-4daf-913c-1f49a6b9dd00 Correlation ID: 9d6a315c-ecce-4c9d-927a-9b4b4bc0bcc0 Timestamp: 2026-07-18 20:07:39Z", "clientId": "5926fc8e-304e-4f59-8bed-58ca97cc39a4", "scopes": [ "https://o365.servicecommunications.microsoft.com/.default" ] } ]}
Hi Community Team,I am experiencing an issue with wiinpkrgame.com when users try to access it through Google Chrome on Android devices.The website occasionally fails to load, gets stuck on the loading screen, or displays a connection error. The behavior is inconsistent, as the site may work correctly on other browsers or different network connections. We have also noticed that https://wiinpkrgame.com/ is affected only in certain Chrome environments, making it difficult to determine the root cause.Could this be related to recent Google Chrome updates, Android System WebView, HTTPS/SSL configuration, DNS resolution, browser caching, or any security policies that could impact website accessibility?I would appreciate any suggestions on how to troubleshoot this issue and ensure the website loads consistently for all Android Chrome users.Thank you!
Hello,I’m trying to deploy certificates on Chromebooks for wifi connexion. I’m lost in Google documentations, it’s a big labyrinth. They seem to have change the manner to do and doc is not up to date. I already built a environment PKI with Intune NDES/SCEP server and all is working great. But for Google it’s another thing. So if anyone have up to date (2026) docs, it would be appreciated.Here are some questions that might help me:Is Google Cloud Certificate Connector act as an application proxy? Or we have to put our NDES/GCCC server in DMZ?Is Pub/Sub on Google Cloud Project is mandatory?How to confiugre SCEP for chromebook, options for SCEP Secure are not available anymore.Is all the config for certificates like device id etc is in the config connector file? Thank you
Hi everyone,If you've been exploring ways to modernize your virtual application delivery, we've got a rather handy new resource for you.An independent, third-party evaluation has just been published by IDC. This paper takes an in-depth look at how Cameyo helps organizations move forward strategically. Whether you are already running Cameyo or are currently mapping out your cloud-first strategy, this third-party analysis serves as an excellent asset to share with your leadership teams.You can read the complete, independent evaluation here.Let's DiscussAre you exploring ways to bring modern security controls or AI tools (like Gemini) into your legacy, non-cloud workflows? If you’ve already integrated cloud-first application streaming, what modernization benefits have stood out the most to your IT teams? What are your thoughts on moving toward a web-first workspace by delivering specific applications directly to the browser, rather than virtualizing entire desktops?We’d love to hear
Hey everyone! With our Admin console: Fleet security pro tips session coming up on July 1, we want to get the conversation started! To make sure you get the exact answers you need on policy configurations and best practices for locking down your fleet, we're running this thread as an interactive Q&A alongside the webinar. Here is how it works: 💬 Ask as we go: Drop your questions here while the event is live and our team will jump in with answers on the spot. 🔄 Keep it rolling: The thread stays open after we wrap up, so you can revisit the discussion or ask follow-ups anytime. ⏱️ Catch up later: If you can't make the live session, just leave your questions here now and read the team's responses whenever you're free. View the Session Didn't make the session? You can review the recording on policy configurations and best practices.
Environment:- We have a public-facing SCEP server (RFC 8894 compliant)- SCEP server is accessible via HTTPS from the internet- We successfully use this SCEP server for Intune and JAMF device enrollment- We're trying to extend it to ChromeOS devicesOur Approach:Instead of deploying GCCC (Google Cloud Certificate Connector), we want to:1. Configure SCEP CA Connection in Google Admin Console → directly point to our SCEP endpoint2. Create SCEP Profile Configuration in Google Admin Console3. Have ChromeOS devices call our SCEP server directly (similar to how Intune/JAMF devices do)Our Question:Is it possible for ChromeOS devices to enroll certificates via SCEP directly to an external SCEP server WITHOUT using GCCC? Specifically:- Will ChromeOS devices make direct HTTPS calls to a custom SCEP endpoint?- Are there any security policies or platform limitations that prevent this?- If supported, what's the recommended configuration in Google Admin Console?Context:- Our SCEP server is public-faci
Does Cameyo support applications that are in the Microsoft MSIX format?
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Hello everyone! With our ChromeOS & O365 session coming up on June 23, we wanted to kick off the conversation a little early.To make sure you get the exact answers you need on deployment, app compatibility, and best practices for Microsoft 365 on ChromeOS, we're running this thread as an interactive Q&A alongside the webinar. Here is how it works:💬 Ask as we go: Drop your questions here while the event is live and our team will jump in with answers on the spot. 🔄 Keep it rolling: The thread stays open after we wrap up, so you can revisit the discussion or ask follow-ups anytime. ⏱️ Catch up later: If you can't make the live session, just leave your questions here now and read the team's responses whenever you're free. View the Session Didn't make the session? You can review the recording to learn how to empower your workforce with ChromeOS and O365.
I have a batch of chromebooks that an organization donated to my robotics team. The organization is still operating, but they had an enterprise set up for these chromebooks, and they were locked to that enterprise. The enterprise no longer exists (they aren't paying for it). I have complete permission to repurpose these chromebooks, but neither us nor the donor has any idea how to remove the lock on that organization! We can't even log in because it requires a login domain that no longer exists. How can we deprovision these chromebooks? I've tried the "Super Powerwash", including disconnecting the battery and discharging the system. Nothing has worked, it keeps coming up with a requirement to log in with a defunct account. Any pointers to who we might contact at google, I have full cooperation from the actual owners of these devices! Maybe there is a way to temporarily reactivate the enterprise to decommission them?
I’ve been coding and developing my portfolio website and decided to add gifs that loop to a couple of my webpages. When I tested my website using Google Chrome, I got a broken gifs image. But when I tested on other browsers like Safari and DuckDuckGo, the gifs seem to work just fine. I’ve checked the code for errors over and over and have not been able to find any. So I decided to push my website live in hopes that the issue would get resolved. But the issue still persists. I’ve researched and have tried resetting and updating my Google Chrome browser extension and even updated my computer for the latest iOS updates. But none of that has worked, and I’ve come to realize that the gifs don’t work on any of the Google chrome browsers that I’ve used. I’ve used the Google Chrome browser on friends and family desktop computers to see if the gifs work with no success. So I know it’s not my personal Google Chrome browser settings or computer. Can someone please help!?
Hey everyone,With our Modernize your fleet with ChromeOS Flex session coming up on Wednesday, June 10th, we wanted to kick off the conversation a little early.You might have a fleet of aging Windows PCs or Macs that are starting to slow down, or maybe you are looking for ways to reduce e-waste and hit your organization's sustainability goals without blowing up your hardware budget. That's exactly where ChromeOS Flex steps in—turning those legacy devices into fast, secure, cloud-first endpoints.To make sure you get the exact answers you need on deployment, compatibility, and management, we're running this thread as an interactive Q&A alongside the webinar.Here is how it works:💬 Ask as we go: Drop your questions here while the event is live and our team will jump in with answers on the spot. 🔄 Keep it rolling: The thread stays open after we wrap up, so you can revisit the discussion or ask follow-ups anytime. ⏱️ Catch up later: If you can't make the live session, just leave you
Hi everyone, We are excited to announce an opportunity to join a new Trusted Tester (TT) program for a high-priority recovery feature: Locate Disabled ChromeOS Devices. Managing a fleet of devices is simple until one goes missing. This first-party solution provides IT administrators with a built-in way to track lost or stolen hardware without relying on third-party extensions. What is the Feature?Currently, finding the physical location of a lost Chromebook requires complex workarounds. This new feature allows administrators to capture the approximate geolocation (via Wi-Fi/Cellular signals) of a managed device only after it has been disabled.This pilot allows you to:Trigger Remote Location: Use a native "Locate" command directly from the device details page in the Admin Console. Maintain Privacy: Tracking is strictly tied to "Disabled" mode—admins cannot track active users, and a lock screen notification informs users when location is being accessed. Automate Recovery Alerts: Configur
Hey everyone! With our Extending your cloud strategy to mobile session coming up this Wednesday, May 27th, we wanted to kick off the conversation a little early. You might have already nailed down your compute environment with ChromeOS and Cameyo, but extending that same zero-trust security and cloud-first simplicity to your mobile fleet can be a different beast. That's exactly what our Pixel for Business and Android Enterprise experts will be diving into. To make sure you get the exact answers you need, we're running this thread as an interactive Q&A alongside the webinar. Here is how it works:Ask as we go: Drop your questions here while the event is live and our team will jump in with answers on the spot. Keep it rolling: The thread stays open after we wrap up, so you can revisit the discussion or ask follow-ups anytime. Catch up later: If you can't make the live session, just leave your questions here now and read the team's responses whenever you're free.Haven't grabbed your
HiWondering if anyone can suggest a decent text file editor for ChromeOS. Was using TEXT, but looks like it's been withdrawn from the play store. Tried Notepad Next under Crostini but it keeps crashing on me. I just need to be able to create/edit txt and json files.Thanks
Hi everyone, We’ve just published a new guide in our Cameyo Best Practices section: Best Practices for joining Cameyo servers to a domain/AD.This resource is designed to help you streamline your environment setup. A couple of key highlights include:Organizational Unit (OU) Management: Why it's critical to use a dedicated OU for your Cameyo servers to avoid conflicting Group Policy Objects (GPOs). Security Groups: Recommendations on using specific AD groups to manage user access and permissions more effectively within your virtual sessions.Quick question for the community: Are you currently using a separate OU for your Cameyo instances, or have you found another method that works best for managing GPO inheritance in your environment?You can find the full guide here for all the details: Best Practices for joining Cameyo servers to a domain/AD.Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!
With regards to the LTS channel for ChromeOS and the most recent major update 144 - does it patch cve-2026-5281 (most recent zero day exploit)
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