To update a managed Chromebook, you need to adjust the device update settings in the Google Admin console. Here's how:
Steps to Update a Managed Chromebook
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to allow updates for managed Chromebooks, based on the provided reference:
- Sign in to your Google Admin console: Access your admin account using your credentials.
- Navigate to Chrome Settings: Once logged in, go to Menu, then Devices, and then Chrome Settings.
- Select Organizational Unit: Choose the specific organizational unit you want to apply the update settings to. To apply the setting to all devices, leave the top organizational unit selected.
- Access Device Update Settings: Find and click on the section labeled "Device update settings".
- Open Auto-update Settings: Within the Device Update Settings, click on "Auto-update settings".
- Allow Updates: Choose the "Allow updates" option to enable automatic updates for the managed Chromebooks.
- Save: Finally, click the "Save" button to save the changes.
By following these steps, you will enable automatic updates for your managed Chromebooks, ensuring they receive the latest features and security patches.
Additional Points
- Importance of Updates: Regularly updating your Chromebooks is vital for maintaining security, performance, and access to the latest features.
- Immediate Changes: The settings should be applied almost immediately, updating the Chromebooks once they are turned on and connected to the internet.
By following the steps outlined in the reference, administrators can ensure that managed Chromebooks receive the necessary updates to stay secure and perform optimally.
