dose this work on the home school student widefield and if so can I use it on a chromebook
151159
That is a good question - I do not know. Not having a Chromebook, I could not answer that question either. Sorry.
1522557
Yes. I in fact use a wireless USB mouse with my Chromebook and it works perfectly. You can also hook up a wired USB mouse if you would like.
324853
Yes, my wireless mouse works on my Chromebook. The mouse receiver is plugged into the USB port of the Chromebook and the mouse works great.
995135
They work with just about anything I've tried them on. Requires an ethernet port and power. Powered by usb. USB can be powered by external brick. USB is not the interface for providing networking so if your chromebook doesn't have an ethernet port then this will not work.
15565
Yes, I can verify it does indeed work with Chromebooks. I ordered several for my staff and they work across various models, including Acer and Lenovo.
2067957
Yes, it does work with a Chromebook...I used one yesterday with my Samsung 303/ARM Chromebook in order to gain access via temporary ethernet cable-connection to the web-based setup pages for my new router. Worked like a charm, and doesn't need the driver which is on a mini-cd shiped with it...just plug-and-play.
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Assuming the online whiteboard will support the software - and since my computer seems to just take the tablet to be another pointer device like my mouse, I can't imagine that it wouldn't - yes, it will work just fine. I've actually used mine for working math problems and chemistry problems in OneNote.
1750873
Nope, but you can do this: https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/3217385?hl=en&source=genius-helpouts
1246976
It works with my pc laptop. Sometimes i use it with my chromebook laptop and it works,too.
1970767
Ryan's answer worked well for me after I found the correct IP address. It did not print out automatically, and the one he listed did not work for me. To find it, go to the device's touchscreen interface home page. Click "Settings>All Settings>Print Reports>Network Configuration". This will print a page to display the IP Address, then Ryan's excellent instructions will work fine on a Chromebook.
1652342
I do have no chromebook, but it with works well with my macbook proI hope this answer helps you
326631
No, unfortunately this is not compatible with Chromebook yet. We are working on it.
1741423
I don't know It will work with ChromeBook but I faced with a trouble that it does not work correctly between my phone (LGG2) and my screen (32" Samsung LCD); the screen freezed and blackend for flowing screens (even in simple menu screens). (I dont know if I'm doing wrong thing but it is stacked as I said. - meanwhile, before I used a MHL cable for my old samsung phone with no trouble)
1680887
I don't have a chromebook, but I have to believe that it will work with any laptop that has one standard USB outlet.
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I have no idea how it works with the Chromebook. I have an Asus Eee PC. It works very well with it. I have not accounted for the time it lasts but it works pretty well and I am very happy with it.
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It should work fine. On a Mac, it just shows up as a USB network device - no driver required. Another option would be if you were to power it off a separate USB power source (or somehow block the "data" part of your Chromebook's USB port) it would convert an Ethernet Internet source into a new Wifi network - might also solve your problem.
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if it has a usb port it should work. I'm not very familiar with the Chromebook. I use this mouse with my Sony Vaio laptop. It does require a usb port for the wireless transmitter.