Anyone know if this flashdrive works with Chromebooks?
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Patriot Rage Flashdrives work with any laptop / desktop that has USB 2/3 slots. So if your Chromebook has a USB slot then it will work.
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according to google's website chromebooks support these file systems: Ext2 Ext3 Ext4 FAT HFS+ (read-only on journaled HFS+) ISO9660 (read-only) NTFS UDF (read-only)This would lead me to believe that yes, it should work with a chromebook, however I have not tested this myself.
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Yes, it will work with your Chromebook. Generally when shopping for flash drives you should not buy ones that advertise encryption or Sandisk U3 types with other software built in. If a flash drive does have hidden partitions or protected .exe you can always just format it in a Windows computer.
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Can't be for sure if it works on Chromebook, that I believe is an HP product, but it runs on my Compaq PC, an HP product, using Windows Vista. No longer have the cell phone that connected using the device, and I have not used it recently for anything. It was less expensive than buying a cable. I feel that it should work with the proper drivers that you should already have in your system.
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I do have no chromebook, but it with works well with my macbook proI hope this answer helps you
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I have never used a chromebook but can see no reasona why this wouldn't work with a Chromebook. I have used them with mAC and windows computers without problems.
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I do not have a Chromebook, but I do not see any reason why this mouse will not work.
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This is a USB 3.0 device and your c720P Chromebook has a USB 3 port on it. Should work fine.
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I have never used a chrome computer before so I might not be able to answer this question directly. Having said that, the question back to you would be, does the chrome computer work with any external USB wireless adapter? If the answer is yes, then I would assume that if the Chrome Computer can use an external USB drive that it would be able to use this one.
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This is a USB microphone that doesn't require any drivers, so it should work with pretty much any device with a USB port, including most Chromebooks. I'm sure you can Google it and find out for sure, but I cannot think of a reason that it wouldn't work with Chrome OS. I'm going to be honest, however. I absolutely love my Snowflake, but if you are looking for a microphone just for, say, video chatting on Google Hangouts, this probably isn't your best option. I'm sure you can find a cheaper USB microphone that will work perfectly I'm that setting. I hope this helps!
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I don't have a Chromebook, but it fits any standard USB port. I have 2 ports on my laptop. I use one for my wireless mouse and another for the laptop speaker. If I needed more ports, I would buy an USB port extender but it hasn't been an issue yet.
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You should be able to. Read this: https://support.google.com/docs/answer/140784https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/1056325?hl=en
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I have a small Windows 8 laptop and successfully watch DVD movies using the free VLC media program. Not sure about a chromebook.
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I don't know if it'll work in a Chromebook. Heck, I don't know if it would work in anything. It's really a piece of junk all around and lasted about 5 minutes in my computer. Just spend a little more money and get something better; you get what you pay for.
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The Chromebook has a USB port, so it should work. (USB 2.0 is sufficient, and a USB 3.0 port will work too, though you'd want to save that for devices that can benefit from the speed, like external disk drives.) A mouse is about as generic and common as you can get. I haven't seen one yet that has any compatibility problems.
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I'm not sure. I do know it works with every chromebook. If its a chromebook it should work. This is the best one I've ever had and works perfect with my samsung chromebook.
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Honestly, I have not tried doing so. But, it would work if Chrome has some kind of built-in driver for the drive. Generally, it seems that Chrome has limitations and, while easy to use, is not as robust as MS Windows when it comes to settings and possibly to attaching devices. My impression has been that this is more of a cloud (internet-connected) type of setup. Though, you're welcome to try attaching an external drive. I'd be curious to know if the attached drive would work.
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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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I don't see a CD-RW device on the list of supported devices from Google: https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/183093?hl=enI also found this thread (a little dated, from 3/2013) about just using a CD drive (not a CD-RW) and the user said it was not compatible: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/sites/s8fWpKU5DkA