And then just scroll down in the settings app. Until you find displays here under the device section. So click on displays. And now down here there'll be a box that says mirror built in display. So.

So we're going to start by selecting the clock. Icon at the far corner of our system shelf. So you want to go ahead and left click on that.

Click on the Quick Settings Panel at the bottom right of your screen.

Switch Access is an alternate input method for your Chromebook. When you use Switch Access, it scans the items on your screen until you use a switch to make a selection. Switches can be used with the built-in keyboard, or an external device that you connect through Bluetooth or USB.

Cast your entire Android screen

1. Make sure your mobile phone or tablet is on the same Wi-Fi network as your Chromecast device.
2. Open the Google Home app.
3. Tap Favorites or Devices.
4. Touch and hold the tile of the device you want to cast your screen to.
5. Tap Cast. Cast screen.

See exactly what's on your Android device by casting your screen to the TV.

1. From your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Home app.
2. Tap the left hand navigation to open the menu.
3. Tap Cast screen / audio and select your TV.

Factory reset your Chromebook

1. Sign out of your Chromebook.
2. Press and hold Ctrl + Alt + Shift + r.
3. Select Restart.
4. In the box that appears, select Powerwash. Continue.
5. Follow the steps that appear and sign in with your Google Account.
6. Once you've reset your Chromebook:

Or press Alt + Shift + s. Select Settings .

You can find and change your settings from any screen on your phone with Quick Settings. To get to the settings you change often, you can add or move them to Quick Settings. Important: You're using an older Android version. Some of these steps work only on Android 13 and up.

But if you want to see even more detail. You can swipe down from the bezel at the top of the screen once more there's lots of useful settings here on the full Quick Settings screen.

Chromebooks are web-centric laptops that run Google's Chrome operating system (OS). Chrome OS is built around the Chrome browser, which runs web-based apps like Gmail and Google Docs, as well as some apps from third-party vendors.

Chromebooks are a new type of computer designed to help you get things done faster and easier. They run ChromeOS, an operating system that has cloud storage, the best of Google built-in, and multiple layers of security. Learn more about switching to a Chromebook.