OnHub Recovery Utility
Create a recovery USB drive for your OnHub.
Create recovery media for your Chromebook.
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This is a Chrome Extension for the Chromebook Recovery.
Use this tool on M55+ Chromebooks, Windows, and Mac devices to create recovery media. Instructions on how to use the tool can be found here: https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/6002417
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5 stars! Enabled me to unenroll my chromebook and all for free! Thanks google & SH1MMER!
Doesn't work on Linux.
Perfect for installing sh1mmer and removing your enterprise enrollment! THANKS GOOGLE FOR MESSING THIS UP SO BADLY
deleted all my files and didnt recover my chromebook, POS
it aint work
it could not be installed and says verification failed i tried alot of time but it said nope not gon let u do it
This is most likely a unique issue, but this cannot erase recovery media. One flashed, it's on your drive permanently.
wont write the chrome os just stuck at 0%
Used Jan 1 2023, worked flawlessly on my TrashCan Pro (Late 2013) running macOS Monterey and Brave browser. External 16GB Toshiba thumb drive was instantly detected. One-third of the way through I had to enter an admin passphrase to allow write-access to external media. Took about 10 minutes from there to create the recovery image. Finished reading documentation for next steps while I waited.
Did not work. It refused to write to my USB stick while there was nothing wrong with this USB stick.