Kevin Tofel

Nov 5, 2024 | aboutchromebooks.com | Kevin Tofel

Do you need to switch your Chromebook screen to a vertical view? It’s easy to rotate your screen with a simple keyboard shortcut or by adjusting a few settings. Here’s a guide to rotating your Chromebook screen using either method. Locate the Ctrl and Shift keys on each side of the keyboard and the Refresh key (a circular arrow above the numbers 3 and 4). After pressing the keys, a prompt will appear asking you to confirm the screen rotation.

Nov 5, 2024 | aboutchromebooks.com | Kevin Tofel

The top-rated AirPods aren’t limited to Apple products—they can pair with various non-Apple devices, including Chromebooks, thanks to Bluetooth. Here’s a quick, simple guide on connecting your AirPods to a Chromebook. If you’ve seen our guides on pairing AirPods with laptops or Android devices, you may know that some Apple-exclusive features—like Siri, wear detection, and automatic device switching—are only accessible within Apple’s ecosystem.

Nov 2, 2024 | aboutchromebooks.com | Kevin Tofel

Chrome OS may appear different from traditional desktop operating systems, but it offers many core functionalities similar to those in Windows and macOS. One of these essential functions is the ability to right-click. Right-clicking allows users to access context menus, perform actions, and utilize various features efficiently. This article will discuss two effective methods to right-click on your Chromebook, ensuring you can easily use your device.

Nov 1, 2024 | aboutchromebooks.com | Kevin Tofel

Facing the errordomain=nscocoaerrordomain&errormessage=ไม่พบคำสั่งลัดที่ระบุเฉพาะ&errorcode=4 error on your Mac can be frustrating, but the problem is usually not as complex as it seems. This issue generally occurs when your system can’t find or access a required shortcut for an app or process. The error stems from Apple’s Cocoa framework, which handles essential system functionalities in macOS, such as file management, user interface rendering, and more.

Nov 1, 2024 | aboutchromebooks.com | Kevin Tofel

This comprehensive article will walk you through installing and using Wine 9.0 or a newer version on your Chromebook. Wine is a compatibility layer, enabling users to run Windows applications on Unix-like operating systems, including the Linux environment available on many Chromebooks. This powerful capability can significantly expand the range of software options available on your device, allowing you to run programs that may not have native support for Chrome OS.