AI 产品解读Creates bootable recovery media (USB drives and SD cards) for Chromebooks, OnHub routers, ChromeOS Flex, and Google Meet Compute Systems
Helps users reinstall or recover ChromeOS on their devices when the operating system is corrupted, needs to be reinstalled, or when setting up ChromeOS Flex on non-Chromebook hardware
1. Click extension icon → opens popup window. 2. Welcome screen loads recovery configuration from dl.google.com. 3. Select device model (auto-detected via hwid or manually chosen). 4. Insert USB drive or SD card and select it as target. 5. Confirm and click 'Create now' to write recovery image. 6. Wait for download and write to complete. 7. Done — use recovery media to recover device.
Download ChromeOS recovery images from Google serversWrite recovery images to USB drives or SD cards using Chrome's imageWriterPrivate APIAuto-detect device model or manually select by manufacturer/productSupport for multiple device types: Chromebooks, OnHub, ChromeOS Flex, Meet Compute SystemErase recovery media when no longer neededUse local recovery image files as an alternative to downloading
- 目标用户
- Chromebook owners needing OS recovery / Users installing ChromeOS Flex on non-Chromebook hardware / IT administrators managing ChromeOS devices / OnHub router owners needing firmware recovery / Google Meet Hardware administrators
- The compiled AngularJS app (app_compiled-bundle.js at 5.5MB) is too large to fully inspect, but core workflow is well-documented through locale strings and HTML templates
- Analytics tracking to google-analytics.com is present but does not affect login or paid features assessment
付费分析未识别到付费功能
This is a free Google utility tool with no payment, subscription, premium tier, or billing code. All 'pro' keyword matches are false positives hitting 'process', 'product', 'procedure' in localization strings (e.g., 'Select a product', 'recovery process'). The 'billed' match is a false positive hitting Danish 'afbrudt' (interrupted). No payment platforms, no upgrade UI, no license checks.
- 置信度
- 99
- 支付平台
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- 来源
- AI / 高
- 需要登录
- 否
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- The extension is a standalone local utility that uses Chrome's native APIs (chromeosInfoPrivate, imageWriterPrivate, fileSystem) to create recovery media. The workflow (select device → select target drive → write image) requires no authentication. All keyword matches for 'auth', 'session', 'token', 'userid' are false positives from Closure Library license text (AUTHORS), analytics session tracking, and autocomplete UI code tokens—not actual login flows.
Why does it take 20,000 hours or more to create a USB bootable disk? UGH~
the comments here speak true, the workaround tips are much appreciated.
「エラーで使えない」とか言っている人が大勢いる。 Chromeブラウザを「管理者として実行」すれば解決します。
Will not work in my windows environment. Running on Admin does not seem to fix bug. If anyone has a Mac available, it does work on that still. It must be something with the Windows Update messing with the way UAC works.
It was really put to good use and it helped. But now my flash drive has different partitions, how can I make it into one again???
al intentar borrar el medio se cierra sola e igualmente al intentar instalarlo lo mismo sucede si seria recomendable saber si solo una plataforma se puede usar o especificaciones tecnicas para evitar errores
Pra quem esta tendo problema é só fechar o chrome e abrir como administrador que funciona.
it gives me a prompt but if i say no i get a error and when i click yes on the window propt it closes the recovery app. downgraded it to the 2020 version and that will stop the app from closeing its self so the app gets good
Received Brand New Chromebook Go. Powered on and was taken immediately to recovery page as no OS was found. Followed instructions on creating Recovery drive on my pc with a flash drive or microSD card. Have tried both drive and micro sd several times, failed several times. Made sure they were formatted completely. Also tried running chrome as admin as suggested, but still cant get past the Writing don't remove drive screen. It's shown 0% after a full night running in the background. Not sure how to get around making this a $350 unusable paper weight. Any suggestions?
As mentioned by other reviewers, running chrome first as an administrator seems to work. Otherwise, chrome will crash immediately after the UAC prompt. We manage several thousand chromebooks in a school environment via Google's managed device interface, and it's especially sad that Google doesn't have a viable enterprise tool for bare metal recovery.