Don't press space as instructed, as this will wipe your device and you'll have to start again.

This warning will persist for 30 seconds. This process will take a few minutes to complete, and you'll need to sign in and re-sync all your Chrome OS data when you eventually log back on again.Įvery time your restart your Chromebook from now on (unless you factory reset it), it will warn you about being in developer mode.

Your Chromebook will now be wiped and Chrome OS will be installed in developer mode. You'll be presented with a warning about your Chrome operating system being damaged. When you switch it back on, hold the Power, Refresh and Esc keys down at the same time. Hold down the power button until you're logged off, and then hold it down again until the screen fades to white. Step 2: Put Your Chromebook into Developer Modeįirst, make sure your Chromebook is switched off (not asleep). From here, click 'Powerwash.' Your Chromebook will reboot. Next, click on 'settings.' Once in settings, scroll down to the bottom and click 'show advanced settings,' and scroll to the bottom. To Power Wash your Chromebook, locate to the bottom right hand of your Chromebook's desktop and click on your profile picture. Power Washing your Chromebook will wipe all of it's data, so if you have anything installed on your Chromebook's hard drive, make sure to back it up. Hello everyone! I thought I'd help a few people out by writing a written tutorial on how to install Kali Linux on your chromebook, as well as Metasploit-Framework, so let's begin! If you would like a video version instead, watch my YouTube video at the bottom of the page.

Tor for chromebook installers