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Re: Chromebooks and factory resets?

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On 2023-10-16, T i m <eternal@spaced.me.uk> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> A mate buys pallets of s/h tech, often compact PC's, laptops, netbooks 
> and Chromebooks and even mixed electrical goods, often customer returns 
> and company / education upgrades.
>
> One such was a (data blank) Dell Chromebook 3100 that appears to have 
> some sort of 'Admin developers block' that seems to stop it from being 
> fully factory restored and re-used?
>
> He seems to think it's not worthy of any further effort and he will 
> probably sell it for parts, suggesting it can't be easily unlocked, 
> something about such locks being stored in Googles servers?
>
> Can anyone confirm this is the case please, interested minds etc?
>
> Cheers, T i m
>
If there is someone you really dislike, give them a chromebook. I had
one witha really bad keyboard, so got rid of it by giving it to a
relative on her birthday, later I was in hospital and when I escaped, my
daughter drove me home and stopped at a box-shifter for a quick message,
came out.##

"Here is something to amuse your self with,dad", and had bought me the
worst chromebook ever, an Acer Chromebook.

-- 
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Death to the Influencers, hung, drawn and  Quartered is more than they deserve.
Meantime, back at the Estancia, etc.

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