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The Samsung Chromebook XE303C12-A01US laptop features an 11.6" screen and a 16 GB SSD hard drive. This small notebook computer allows for easy access to the Internet and can run various web apps.

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How can I reset a managed chrome book back to factory

Hello, I purchased a chrome book off of ebay with a cracked screen , after replacing the screen and booting the device i found that it was a managed device ive tried several ways of rebooting , power wash even reinstalling the operating system with no avail ..

Any tricks to return it to factory ??

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How can I reset a Samsung Chromebook from school model xe503c12-k01us

I purchased a Samsung chrome book model XE500C21 ebay and i reset it and it show me to login and i login pls how can i bypass the login so that i can install windows on it please help me out

how do i fully reset my cromebook with google simble on back?

how do i factory reset my acer chromebook

how do i bypass the enterprise enrollment on my lenovo thinkpad 11e chromebook

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You can but it evolves changing the serial number internally. Follow the following steps exactly how I post them.

BEFORE you put the Chromebook into developer mode, the Read/Write screw AND sticker must be removed from the motherboard. See pictures below.

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Once the Read/Write sticker is removed placed the bottom plate on, but do not screw it down, it has a higher success rate without the screws of the bottom plate screwed in, and just in case you have to get back to the motherboard and re-clean the copper. Continue to the next page and follow the steps in order to change the Serial Number of the Device.

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Get to developer mode: Chromebook XE303C12

On this device, both the recovery button and the dev-switch have been virtualized. Our partners don't really like physical switches - they cost money, take up space on the motherboard, and require holes in the case.

To invoke Recovery mode:

Plug the DC Power in

Hold down the Esc + Reload icon + Power until the display turns on then release.

At the screen that says the “Chrome OS is missing or damaged”, press Ctrl + D then Enter.

At the screen that says “Chrome OS verification is turned off”, press Ctrl + D, the device will restart and progress into developer mode.

If it does not let you past this step saying the administrator has blocked developer mode. Remove the battery and the ac power cord from the device and press and hold the power button for 30secs, then plug the ac cord in only and try again, it should bypass the admin block.

Do not touch or do anything for 9-15 minutes until it progresses back to the “Chrome OS verification is turned off” screen, then press Ctrl + D

Wait until the device boots to the Chrome start screen, Press Ctrl + Alt + → (Ctrl-Alt-F2)

Once in the command prompt continue to the next page, if not in a command prompt retry the above steps.

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Once in developer mode: Chromebook XE303C12

Type as shown below, if it’s Capital leave it Capital, if its lowercase leave it lowercase. Spaces are important make sure if there is a space you type it in the terminal.

Type: chronos

Press Enter

Type: sudo su

Space after “sudo”.

Press Enter

Type: vpd -l (lowercase L)

Space after “vpd”.

Once you type vpd -l, this will display the current motherboards information including the motherboards current serial number.

Press Enter

Type: vpd -s “serial_number”=”0000000000X”

Space after “vpd”, Space after “-s”.

The Product S/N will be the Serial Number with the last letter. Make sure the serial number is CAPITAL letters.

Press Enter

Type: vpd -s “Product_S/N”=”0000000000”

Space after “vpd”, Space after “-s”.

The Product S/N will be the Serial Number without the last letter. Make sure the serial number is CAPITAL letters.

Press Enter

If flashromPartialWrite() error displays go back to the Read/Write Copper where you have removed the sticker and re-clean the area with alcohol and try again. Make sure you shut down the chromebook and remove the battery before cleaning.

Type: dump_vpd_log --force

Space after “dump_vpd_log”.

Press Enter

Type: dump_vpd_log --full --stdout

Space after “dump_vpd_log”, Space after “--full”.

Press Enter

You can now type “vpd -l” then Enter to verify that the serial number has changed.

Once the S/N change has been verified

Press F3 + Power

This will reboot the system back to the screen that says, “Chrome OS verification turned off”

Press the Spacebar to re-enable the Chrome OS Verification.

Press Enter to restart the system.

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This will allow you to use the chromebook like normal. It shouldnt cause any issues, but if it does let me know.

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How would I do this for the Acer C740? I can't find the read/write copper.

How do I do this for a dell chrome book

Thank you sooo much! It worked on my Lenovo ThinkPad 11e Chromebook

for me i just put it in developer mode i am quite sure it worked

just do this

Press and hold the Esc and Refresh keys together, then press the Power button (while still holding the other two keys). ...

As soon as you see Recovery Mode pop up—the screen with the yellow exclamation point—press Ctrl+D. ...

Press Enter to continue, then give it some time.

Developer mode has been disabled for me, so I'm sure it won't work.

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OK I am pretty sure this is how I did it.

1. Press and hold the Esc and Refresh keys together, then press the Power button (while still holding the other two keys). ...

2. As soon as you see Recovery Mode pop up—the screen with the yellow exclamation point—press Ctrl+D. ...

3. Press Enter to continue, then give it some time.

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Success! It actually worked!

Got as far as the screen with the yellow exclamation point and have pressed Ctrl+D. And then pressed Enter. It is still showing the yellow exclamation point screen. Have a missed a step or maybe done step two incorrectly??

thanks for the good advice it works

Worked for me! Thanks!

@Sarah Ratcliffe CTRL+D twice. Do it one more time, if you haven't already figured that out.

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Hey there guys.

I hate to break this to you all, but this is nearly impossible. I'm stuck in the exact same situation on a Lenovo Thinkpad 11e Chromebook running Chrome OS 61 Stable-Release (which I'm currently typing this response on).

Let me give you some knowledge that I've picked up during my tournament to attempt to gain victory against the Enterprise Admin of my school district:

1) I have bypassed enrollment before...three or four times. It did involve doing exactly what Eric Tribble did (only without me removing the write-protect screw because I honestly don't know where the !&&* it is on my Chromebook).

2) Now, with the completely new device they gave me (same make and model), I can't bypass enrollment for the life of me. If you refer to chrome://policy on an enterprise enrolled device, you'll see the many policies that your Enterprise Admin has set for you.

3) This is the ass kicker of them all...all those policies I just mentioned AREN'T tied to the firmware, the BIOS, or any of that (well they are but you'll see what I mean). They're all tied to your serial number. When you reset your Chromebook, go through the GUI Setup process, and right before the enrollment screen you see "Determining device configuration"...that's Google checking in with it's servers to see if your device is managed by a domain. So that's really hard to bypass. I can give you all a few extra suggestions to try, but don't get your hopes up. It's also just a policy called "Forced Re-Enroll" in the Admin Console. These things have security tighter than a bug's ass, but I guess that's why all of our G Suite admins are laughing at us right now, me included.

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1) Shut down the device, disconnect DC Power, open up the back of your Chromebook using a Phillips Head Screwdriver, locate the battery, and disconnect it from the motherboard. If your policies aren't as strict, you'll need to wait about 25-30 minutes. This allows the BIOS/UEFI/CMOS chips to clear, and the capacitors on the motherboard to drain since they're not receiving any power from the local main battery. After the allotted amount of time (or even after), plug in the DC Power ONLY. Proceed to press ESC+REFRESH+POWER, hit Ctrl+D at the "Chrome OS Is Missing or Damaged" screen, press enter to be delivered to a screen that states "OS Verification is OFF", hit Ctrl+D again or wait thirty seconds to transition to Developer Mode. If you were successful, refer to step three. If you were unsuccessful, refer to step two.

2) If you failed to achieve Developer Mode because the foul Administrator blocked it, unplug DC Power to kill all power to your computer again, and press the power button for 60-75 seconds, increasing it by 5-7 seconds per time as needed. This should bypass the Admin block by further draining those capacitors and the BIOS/UEFI/CMOS chips.

3) If you succeeded in reaching Developer Mode, great job! You defeated the foul Admin. Refer to Eric Tribble's post on changing the internal MLB_SERIAL_NUMBER and the SERIAL_NUMBER.

4) Sorry for the long post, I just enjoy sharing the knowledge I have, especially against foul Enterprise/Domain G Suite Admins.

I hope that this helps at least one person defeat their disgustingly foul G Suite Admin. Good luck and let the hacking gods be with you.

Update (02/18/2018)

Here's an updated to my post from a few months back.

If it's just websites you want to unblock, you can try with changing the DNS Server to Comodo Secure's Server address (8.26.46.26 for primary and 8.20.247.20 for secondary).

However, I have been unable to bypass the developer (dev) mode block on my Lenovo Thinkpad 11e Chromebook (Type: 20DU0003US), and I have also been unable to use the motherboard/capacitor draining. I have tried everything, and will most likely give up. Here are the stats of my system:

Version: 64.0.3282.144 (official build) (64-bit)

Platform

10176.68.0 (Official Build) stable-channel glimmer

Firmware

Google_Glimmer.5216.198.19

Channel

Currently on stable

Blink

537.36 (@)

V8

6.4.388.41

User Agent

Mozilla/5.0 (X11; CrOS x86_64 10176.68.0) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/64.0.3282.144 Safari/537.36

Command Line

/opt/google/chrome/chrome --ppapi-flash-path=/opt/google/chrome/pepper/libpepflashplayer.so --ppapi-flash-version=28.0.0.161 --ui-prioritize-in-gpu-process --use-gl=egl --enable-native-gpu-memory-buffers --gpu-sandbox-failures-fatal=yes --enable-logging --log-level=1 --use-cras --enable-wayland-server --user-data-dir=/home/chronos --max-unused-resource-memory-usage-percentage=5 --login-profile=user --has-chromeos-keyboard --enable-touchview --default-wallpaper-large=/usr/share/chromeos-assets/wallpaper/default_large.jpg --default-wallpaper-small=/usr/share/chromeos-assets/wallpaper/default_small.jpg --child-wallpaper-large=/usr/share/chromeos-assets/wallpaper/child_large.jpg --child-wallpaper-small=/usr/share/chromeos-assets/wallpaper/child_small.jpg --guest-wallpaper-large=/usr/share/chromeos-assets/wallpaper/guest_large.jpg --guest-wallpaper-small=/usr/share/chromeos-assets/wallpaper/guest_small.jpg --enable-consumer-kiosk --enterprise-enrollment-initial-modulus=15 --enterprise-enrollment-modulus-limit=19 --login-manager --first-exec-after-boot --vmodule=tablet_power_button_controller=1,*chromeos/login/*=1,auto_enrollment_controller=1,*plugin*=2,*zygote*=1,*/ui/ozone/*=1,*/ui/display/manager/chromeos/*=1,*night_light*=1,power_button_observer=2,webui_login_view=2,lock_state_controller=2,webui_screen_locker=2,screen_locker=2 --silent-launch

Build Date

Friday, February 2, 2018.

I have to admit asking this hurts my self-esteem, as I am typically used to bypassing this myself...but I can't on the newer versions...so can someone please help me?

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Hey there. Sorry if this is a duplicate post, I think my last one got deleted because I had to create an account. I have an HP Chromebook 14 G4 that was issued by my last job. I'm allowed to keep this one, but with enrollment it does me no good because I no longer have the token key from the little device they gave me 2 login. Also, it's very limited as to what you can install so I'm trying to wipe it. I was able to get through all of these steps including developer mode and confirm the product serial number changed. The device is still managed however. I think I may have chosen the wrong screw possibly? I also did not see a sticker around the copper, only a circle of silver dots on it. It almost looks like Braille. the Skrill remove was the only one that had a copper plate that was parsed in different sections. After looking at diagrams online I did not find a picture that looked anything like the inside of this laptop. Thoughts?

Kevin can you post a video of you draining everything on YouTube, I have a old version of the same Chromebook it might work for me. If you do plz respond back.

Eri,

I can post a video on YouTube. However, it is very simple. All you do is take off the back cover and then remove the battery. If you need further assistance, please email me at obrienk216@gmail.com. Thank you, and take care.

Trinity S,

I apologize for the inconvenience you are experiencing. I would love to assist you further. But, in order to do so, I must privately email you. Please reach out to me at obrienk216@gmail.com. Thank you, and take care.

If found the write protector screw, but it is a switch on the Lenovo x131e.

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I used to volunteer fixing Chromebooks for my local PPS middle school. As of about 2 years ago they started unrolling devices that have been inactive for 30 days (actual date might vary and “inactive“= no telemetry) as it allegedly costs the district money to keep they're individual G-suite devices active. I don't know for sure but that might explain some of the suddenly unenrolled Chromebooks.

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Since from all I've done by the Chromebook instructions on removing the Enterprise Enrollment and didn't work at all none of it. Has anyone try to register for Enrollment Enterprise just to get a login email and password so you can login and than once you're login than it can be removed according to one of the instructions of what I got as I research on how to remove Enterprise. Once you're login you'll have access to as if your on regular online of any other device it's kinda like going to the library and logging in onto their computers and the same as logging in from a work training program. There computers don't allow anyone on the online screen till their login and once their login pretty much have access to the program that's it's on and online website.

Just wondering if anyone try regerstring just so they can login. Now on one of the YouTube I watched the man speaking and demonstrating on how to factory reset he actually used his son login email which actually worked on my end, I copied his email that he had typed in and it worked but as he did the password which is his son birthdate will that didn't show so I wasn't able to get that password in but if he shown the password or said it I believe I would of been able to login. His name is Jason Mosley once you put an email in and click the @ the posted end of whatever that's already posted in that email box fuhds. org something like that don't remember exactly the ending of that but that disappear as you click on the @ but it doesn't get you login unless you have the correct email and password. I don't know just though I shared my own experience with this which is a really frustrating and irritating trying to get that Enterprise removed.

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You can bypass everything, yes if it's stolen then don't do it, but it's not our place to judge if something is stolen or not. Repair and or refurbishment of a device that belongs to you is a right.

That being said. It's been a while since I did any of this, I have since moved on to a different career so haven't touch chromebooks in a while.

Still don't be rude @k24a1, if your answer is not valid, then don't post it. NO NEED FOR THAT.

@reedjones I do apologize that I don't have a good answer for you. I barely even get on this forum since I don't do repairs anymore. I hope you found a solution and if you do please post it, so that it may help others with the same issue.

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I deeply apologize. I really should've proofread that. I ended up removing that message as it wasn't really much of an answer on second thought. I do love to help others with technology as I have lots of experience with various devices but I guess I went on a bit of a tangent there. :/

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Alright so i hate to break it to all of you 6th/7th/8th graders but enrolled devices CANNOT BE BYPASSED it is tied to the chromebook´s S/N meaning even if you do bypass it. It will connect to the district servers and find the computer´s serial number and force enroll it and bring you back down to where you started, unless you get into a admin´s console and untie the desired chromebook which would be hard unless you knew you´re device´s serial number. and even if you were tech savvy and changed the device´s Serial number YOU WOULD BE CAUGHT, Because you would trip you´re districts IT department they track all the chromebook serial numbers so moral of the story just don´t even bother trying to bypass the restrictions.

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Bought these in lots from a school district a few years back. This particular model is too outdated for most schools. Likely most people here are adults with hobbies. And if they are kids with hobbies, good on em.

@Gavin Swanson Did they remove the forced enterprise enrollment or do you just experiment with them?

Full of bull I've already done on xe500c12 using of the answers found on ifixit.com follow removed the sn rubbed off it I've already had it for 2 years stop lies it can be done

@eistein307 there is a chance that the people who managed the chromebook untied it, most of the answers on google is outdated the up to date chromebooks are basically impossible.

ur funny lmao

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. I followed these directions for my Lenovo 100e Chromebook that my ex had and I took back and it absolutely worked no problem.

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Fairly certain that system wasn't managed to begin with. Admins block dev mode, and it appears the one you had was probably just a personal.

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I've got a Lenovo 300e 2nd Gen mtk and I've removed the battery for over an hour and I tried removing every screw 1 at a time and still cannot get the write protection off I've tried using an external keyboard and mouse and using it's own I've tried everything except serial number changing cause I don't know what to change it to or how to access command prompt if it has a lock. I even tried crossing the pins 1 and 2 of what looked like the security chip on the motherboard and I mean every chip on it that resembled it only 1 chip give a melodic series of beeps upon powering on while crossing the pins. Anyone have any suggestions?

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