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I bought this Chromebook for school, in the contract it said that i would keep the Chromebook when I’m done with school or changed school. but here is the problem I did get too keep the Chromebook, but its is still enterprise enrolled :(.
So my question is if the removing the battery to circumvent the dev-mode block still works in 2020? That is enable dev-mode and then remove battery end plug in DC power so that it restarts.
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It was *never* possible - the only thing you were able to do before the serial number was properly protected was change it to hide from it, but it’s still there when it goes back to the real serial number.
It’s tied to the serial number of the Chromebook, so essentially the answer is no. In your case, you may need to wait until you graduate before they remove it. The problem is the may be a technicality where it has to have an enterprise enrollment lock attached to it due to some school district policy. If I was in your position (especially since your parents probably paid for it!) I'd tell them to keep the Chromebook, not get a cent for it and pound sand unless they sell it to me without a BS enterprise lock and give me the ownership information in case it was needed.
At this point, you need to remember to hold them to their part of the deal if you bought it and cannot rely on your parents to do so. They do not understand the problem, and will leave you dead in the water especially if you make your own money and it's old.
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Is there a way to change the serial number?
No and yes.... It requires a vast amount or resource power and intellectual coding....
JK.. There is no way around the enterprise system.... what school district are you in...
And I am learning java so I can try to code my way
Well I am in 204 district
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As far as I know, this hasn’t worked for a while. I have the exact same Chromebook and have for years, and this doesn’t work. (I literally created the device page) If you take it to your schools IT, they can probably unenroll it. Depending on how your school/state works, it may be the school district that you need to contact. It seems odd that you bought it and it’s enterprise enrolled though.
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I already tried this but it doesn't work because it is enrolled an managed by my old school.
In that case what i got from google is this:https://support.google.com/chromebook/an...
Eventually, if you use the entire storage, all of the old data will be overwritten and will cease to exist.
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Here’s how to but this did not work on my Chromebook. Close you Chromebooks lid.Next to your profile picutere their is an arrow pointing down click and find remove account then click again and see if it works
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I am not sure this will work for ipsd.org/204 district chromebooks
Try to get it in recovery mode, then do CTRL + D, it will put it in dev mode and wipe the system
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(Welp here’s another 20 paragraph essay) Sadly it can’t be done, because the device’s serial number is the main culprit it’s possible to change and break the enterprise enrollment but it requires alot of heavy skills. Or you can CONTACT YOU’RE DISTRICT’S IT DEPARTMENT TO UNTIE THE CHROMEBOOK.
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I doubt this will work
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