2. Click on the menu button near the corner (3 lines)
3. Click 'Settings'.
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4. Scroll down to the bottom.
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4. Scroll down to the bottom and click 'Show advanced settings' then scroll to the bottom again..
5. Click the button saying 'Powerwash'.
Warning: This will remove all users from your chromebook. I'm not sure what else it does because I have never done this. However, I do know that lots of your things are saved on your user account. When I got a new chromebook because the old one got water damage, I set up my user account and there was all my browser history and bookmarks! However, I do remember needing to reinstall browser extensions (which shouldn't be a problem), and I'm not sure if it saves your files, so best to backup your files on somewhere like Google Drive just to be safe. I'm also not sure if this will solve your freezing problem, so maybe try going to chromebook help.
2. Click on the menu button near the corner (3 lines)
3. Click 'Settings'.
4. Scroll down to the bottom.
5. Click the button saying 'Powerwash'.
Warning: This will remove all users from your chromebook. I'm not sure what else it does because I have never done this. However, I do know that lots of your things are saved on your user account. When I got a new chromebook because the old one got water damage, I set up my user account and there was all my browser history and bookmarks! However, I do remember needing to reinstall browser extensions (which shouldn't be a problem), and I'm not sure if it saves your files, so best to backup your files on somewhere like Google Drive just to be safe. I'm also not sure if this will solve your freezing problem, so maybe try going to chromebook help.
1. Go to Google Chrome.
2. Click on the menu button near the corner (3 lines)
3. Click 'Settings'.
4. Scroll down to the bottom.
5. Click the button saying 'Powerwash'.
Warning: This will remove all users from your chromebook. I'm not sure what else it does because I have never done this. However, I do know that lots of your things are saved on your user account. When I got a new chromebook because the old one got water damage, I set up my user account and there was all my browser history and bookmarks! However, I do remember needing to reinstall browser extensions (which shouldn't be a problem), and I'm not sure if it saves your files, so best to backup your files on somewhere like Google Drive just to be safe. I'm also not sure if this will solve your freezing problem, so maybe try going to chromebook help.
https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/4514391?hl=en&ref_topic=3399765&vid=1-635802978720753488-1374578451&source=genius-rts
I haven't used this so I'm not sure if it has the answer to your problem, but search around and you may find a solution. Good luck!