Clé USB Back Market + ChromeOS Flex

THE solution for reviving an old PC or Mac that no longer supports Windows. Tested and compared with Linux, Chrome OS Flex is even less resource-hungry, while being even more accessible to non-technical users. I recommend it to everyone.

Chrome Os Flex is a very good system. It's very quick to start up. But why does Google want us to install a system they've decided to abandon in order to launch Aluminium Os? I don't quite understand the logic.

The key works perfectly, the packaging is fine, it was complicated to set up because my device was protected, but it seems to work. I haven't had the time to use it, but after installation it seemed to work very well, to be continued.

It's very easy to use, but for the uninitiated, the most complicated part will be finding the start-up options key or the BIOS key, otherwise everything else is pretty much automatic.

I installed it on a mini-PC I'd bought in 2018, equipped with an Intel N3455 processor, 4GB RAM and 64GB hard drive. It was very limited on Windows 10 at the time, but it now works wonderfully: less than 10 seconds to boot, and it's now very fast.

A great solution if : you want a fast PC for browsing/office use you have a slow old PC running Windows 🟡 Correct, but depends on the hardware: quality of the USB key PC compatibility 🔴 Not ideal if : you want to install heavy software you need Android applications

Test without installing on the PC: When logging in to Google, after entering my username and password, there was no sign of a successful connection even after a long wait. The only visible result – and unfortunately a negative one – was that my PC’s display time had switched to US time. Aborted.