People can try Chrome OS by booting it off a USB drive but what if they want it installed on the computer itself? Until this point, dual-booting Window and Chrome OS hasn't been possible but Neverware has just released software that will let you.
With version 45.3 of CloudReady, Chrome OS can be installed on any system with an existing UEFI-mode installation of Windows 7, 8, or 10 and all you need is 32GB of free disk space
With version 45.3 of CloudReady, Chrome OS can be installed on any system with an existing UEFI-mode installation of Windows 7, 8, or 10 and all you need is 32GB of free disk space
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