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Android may be Google’s most popular OS but it has a few glaring shortcomings. The first is fragmentation and the second in its inability to make use of larger screens. The OS itself does not have any of these problems, however, it is the implementation. Chrome OS, on the other hand, is great for use on laptops and tablets. No matter who you buy your Chromebook from, you can be sure you’ll have the same experience. Chrome OS solves the biggest problems with Android. While Google only sells it with Chromebooks, you can install and run Chrome OS from a USB Drive. If you are already a Chrome OS user, you can even create a bootable USB drive on Chrome OS.

Chrome OS is not really available for download anywhere so it is difficult to get your hands on it, It’s an open-source counterpart, Chromium OS, however, is readily available to download, install, modify, etc. Chrome OS is owned and maintained by Google. Chromium OS is maintained by the open-source community and lacks a couple of features in comparison but overall, if you want a taste of Chrome OS, it’s a good place to start.

Requirements

To be able to run Chrome OS from a USB drive, there are a few prerequisites that you must fulfill.

• Of course, to run something from a USB drive you need a USB driver first.
• You’ll also need a working computer with a working USB port.
• A file archive application that can extract .7z archives. You can download 7-Zip for Windows, Keka for macOS and p7zip for Linux.
• Etcher image burner for Windows, macOS, or Linux

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Get the latest Chromium OS daily build

While Google doesn’t maintain official Chromium OS builds, somebody does. Somebody who is known as Arnold The Bat and you can download a Chromium OS build from his website. Once you have it downloaded on your computer, use a 7-zip extractor to extract the image file from the archive.

Format the USB Drive

Before you can create a bootable Chrome OS USB drive, you need to have a fully clean USB storage with no fils on it. It should be obvious that any data you have on your USB Drive will be erased. While the image installer will itself format the USB Drive, it is better to manually format it before so as to avoid any complications later.

Formatting a USB Drive on Windows is pretty easy. Just plug it into the USB port, go to This PC and right-click on the USB Drive. From the context menu select Format… and then select FAT32 (or exFAT) under Filesystem if not already selected. Mac users can rely on the built-in disk utility and Linux users have plenty of options as well from GParted to KDE Partition Manager. You can name the drive anything you like, but Chrome OS or Chromium OS would be a comfortable name.

Install the image onto the USB Drive

Download and install Etcher from the link provided under the Requirements section. There are plenty of other tools available that do the same job, i.e. installing an image to a flash drive. However, Etcher is cross-platform so no matter if you use Linux, Mac or Windows, we can easily show you how to use it. Not that you’ll need to be shown how to use Etcher by the way which is another reason to use it. Etcher is as simple as flashing an image to a USB Drive gets. When you run it, just click on the Select image button and then select the extracted Chromium OS image.

Now, in a similar fashion select the USB drive by clicking on the Select Drive button. When you’re ready, click on the Flash! button and Etcher will begin writing the image to the USB Drive.

When it is done, Etcher also validates the installation to see whether everything is okay with the USB drive. Validation takes some time but you can turn it off in the settings before clicking the Flash! button.

Enter boot options on your computer

Now that you have the drive ready, reboot your computer. Now different manufacturers and even different models from the same manufacturer have different ways to enter the boot options. Things get even more complicated if you’ve built your own computer with parts from different manufacturers. So we can’t help much on how to enter the boot menu or the BIOS menu on your specific computer or laptop. Usually, you can enter either the boot menu or the BIOS by repeatedly pressing the F2, F5, F8 or F12 keys. Some devices have a separate button to boot into those menus. Once you do get to the boot menu though select the USB device to boot from it.

You should now be able to boot into Chromium OS and you can go ahead and set it up using your Google account. You only need to do this once.

Now that you have successfully booted the Chrome OS on Windows from a USB drive, you should also check out our list of some must-have apps for Chrome OS.

Before I discovered the value of Chrome profiles, or “People” in Chrome nomenclature, I would open an Incognito tab to manage a client’s Office 365 environment. However, the saved credentials would be lost upon closing the Incognito browser window, which means we’d have to log in and supply the MFA code again. Worse, I couldn’t manage multiple clients’ Office 365 environments at the same time!

Make Chrome Portable Default Browser

By creating a Chrome profile for each client, we can manage all of our clients’ environments simultaneously, and we retain our authentication session if we close the browser window!

Unfortunately, Chrome People aren’t synchronized with one’s Google Account, so you have to manually move them if you get a new computer.

You’ll find many sites showing you where the profile data is stored on disk, but moving the folders alone is insufficient. The secret ingredient is to bring over the HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareGoogleChromePreferenceMACs registry key.

Make Google Chrome Portable Default Browser

Here’s everything you need to do:

Make Chrome Portable

1. On the computer that has the Chrome profiles that you want to retain:
   1. Copy the “User Data” folder found in this path to portable media: C:Users%username%AppDataLocalGoogleChrome
   2. Export this registry key to the same portable media: [HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareGoogleChromePreferenceMACs]
2. Move the portable media to your new computer.
3. On the computer that you want to move the Chrome profiles to:
   1. Make sure all Chrome browser windows are closed and chrome.exe is not running
   2. Copy the “User Data” folder from your portable media to C:Users%username%AppDataLocalGoogleChrome
   3. Double-click the registry key that you saved to portable media in step 2
   4. Open Chrome, and you’ll find your profiles are present!