SelmaTeacher7, Mr. Berry here, and today I'm gonna be showing you how to install
Neverware's Cloud Ready OS which is just like Chrome OS or Chromium right on this
Windows 10 PC now this is a newer HP stream laptop and it has some
limitations it's been running Windows 10 and it's been doing it very very slowly
now the CPU Ram as well as the e/m MMC storage is all soldered right on to the
main board of this unit and you cannot upgrade those components so last night I
took the whole thing apart and I took this picture of the motherboard and as
you can see everything is soldered on nothing is upgradeable there and on this
particular machine it's even difficult to get into the BIOS settings so that
you can tell it to boot up from a USB flash drive
so let's get started with the lesson so here we are on the HP stream laptop
we're going to look at the system properties here so we're a right-click
on the Start menu and then go up to system this is the main reason for
installing the Chrome OS on this particular unit because it is very very
slow and right away you can see how slow this machine is I just clicked on system
and it's taking a long time just to start that up
this particular unit I did loan out to a number of different students they would
take it home and they couldn't believe how slow it was as far as trying to open
up or start an application do other things it was just kind of like
ridiculous so let's see what kind of processor we have we have the Intel
Celeron the N 30 50 that's running at 1.6 gigahertz now for a Windows machine
that is a very slow processor but that same processor runs very quickly on a
Chromebook so that's one of the reasons why we're switching over to better
illustrate just where the performance sits on this particular
Scizor I went to CPU benchmark net and I pulled the benchmark numbers or the
performance numbers for that processor as well as another processor and I made
this Google sheet chart now on the very first one we see the Intel Celeron in
3050 0.6 gigahertz that's the processor that's found in the
HP Windows 10 machine and it's running at 1.6 gigahertz this other one here is
the Intel Pentium the N 4200 at one point one gigahertz and
that's found in my newer Acer Chromebook 15 the cb5 1/5 I've been using for a few
months now if you just look at the gigahertz speed you'd say all of that
Windows machine well that would be faster as the faster performing
processor 1.6 gigahertz versus 1.1 gigahertz but in fact the exact opposite
is true for if we look at the CPU benchmark or the performance mark right
here we'll soon see that one that's 20 a 1.6 gigahertz the one that's found in
the Windows machine scores less than a thousand and the one that's in the
Chromebook is actually scoring closer to a little bit more than 2000 on the
benchmark and here's a little chart just illustrating that for us so that's one
of the issues that this window is having as far as performance it has a very slow
processor now it's true that just changing the operating system from
Windows to a different one is not going to make that processor any faster it's
not going to create a faster processor but what is true is that Windows is more
demanding on the processors so if you're running Windows you do need a faster
processor or a better performing processor in cloud-ready OS or even
Chrome OS or chromium they acquire less as far as processor performance let's go
on now to its memory the other thing that we have is we only have 2 gigs of
ram and just let me let you know that 2 gigs of ram on a Windows machine is not
enough in fact there's been a number of people have been asking me how much RAM
is enough well that really depends on which operating system that you're
running so if you're running Windows 10 or even
Windows 7 I would recommend at least eight gigs or more of RAM now if you're
running on a Chromebook four gigs of ram is enough i even upgraded one of these
ace or seven tens with 16 gigs of ram and i did not see any difference in the
performance now the thing is I was running 25 tabs with videos going and
everything else and basically everything was running smoothly it didn't use 16
gigs of ram they didn't need it 4 gigs of ram was enough so now that we have
all those issues out of the way we need to get the operating system so we go to
Neverwhere dot-com four slash free download and there's the link also have
the link in the description and once you're at that website there this page
will load up and we need to get the cloud OS operating system so where's the
say we're using a Windows machine click on download the USB maker and there in
the lower corner you'll be downloading this Exe file you don't have to unzip it
or anything once it downloads all you're gonna do is
click it and run this application this is now the time to put in your USB thumb
drive into the USB port you know it's going to erase all the data or anything
that's on this one so it's best to use an empty one but you don't have to just
know that everything will be erased now go down here and click this icon and
this app will load it says welcome to the cloud ready USB creation utility for
cloud ready and you need at least an 8 gig 216 gig USB stick and about 20
minutes to do this click on next and it recommends a 64-bit
go next and this next step the selected device will be permanently erased and
turned into a cloud ready installer now to get the cloud ready operating system
on this machine we have to turn on the power and connect an external USB
keyboard and then press the Escape key when we press the Escape key we'll get
up to the startup menu and then we want to go to f10 after
pressing the f10 we get into the bios utility now there's a few things that we
need to change here that's all into system configuration so
you use your arrow keys to go into sis configuration and then go down to Boot
Options and thumbs up from here go down to secure boot and then at that point
hit enter and then choose disable so now secure boot is disabled then go down to
the ufi boot order and change it so the OS boot manager doesn't load first but
we need the USB disk it on key USB hard drive a hard disk that needs to be first
you can use the f6 or f5 keys to change those around after changing those you
can press the Escape key twice and find the exit saving changes click on yes so
then see this message go ahead and just key in the number that you see there
such as 2:185 hit the enter key and you'll complete
the change for you and now you want to make sure that you have your USB Drive
that has the operating system on there plug it into the USB port you know now
you are see it says cloud ready
this is the first screen that you're going to get now first off before you go
in and click on down in the corner and say install cloud ready before you do
that you want to make sure that cloud ready operating system actually works on
your laptop without giving any issues so let's go ahead let's click on let's go
and then connect to your Wi-Fi after connecting to your Wi-Fi well log into
your Google account and again this is just a test to make sure that the sound
the Wi-Fi and video everything works properly without a hitch so you need to
log in to your Google account and put in your password after putting in your
password hitting next then you'll see this screen where it says please wait
and you'll say howdy and your name you know at this time you can go into
release notes or read more about it with a tour or get started we're just going
to close off these little windows here and let you know that this is the home
version and it is free I don't recommend the other version the other version
would be for school so let's go overhead and this start up the Chrome browser
alrighty I see my bookmarks if I go here to the app launcher here and I click it
notice already I'm just getting a lot of my apps or installing on this device
there they are they're installing right now and this is all being ran from the
USB thumb drive is not being ran on the hard drive yet because I haven't
installed it so let's go in and see if it plays a video you know let's see if
it plays this video here so already we can hear it it has the
sound so let's see if it has sound there we go okay we're hit the spacebar here
and pause this now so we can see that the sound works the video works see if
it still works well without any glitches why go fullscreen okay
so it's working very well therefore sound the Wi-Fi works video works so far
so good so if there's other applications or other apps that you really use a
great deal you want to go down and load those and test them to make sure that
they do work on this hardware with that particular operating system once you're
happy that everything is going to be working well go over to the lower corner
click it and then choose install cloud ready once you click it there this
window will come up it says install here now the only option that we have on the
current version of the cloud ready OS is to erase the entire hard drive and
install the cloud ready os now this will take about 20 minutes once it's done the
machine will shut down unplug the jump drive and let's turn it on the cloud
ready splash screen and now we see the welcome screen click on let's go choose
your network and put in your password after putting in your password click on
connect now you'll be installing updates and now sign into your Chromebook you'll
be using your Google account to sign in click Next and then key in your password
and then click Next then you'll be synchronizing your preferences
and you know say howdy Daniel you can take a tour there and learn more about
it you can read the released notes basically this is they use the same
things that you see in the Chrome OS for as far as updates and security updates
you're usually about two weeks behind and so that's why we see chromium OS
upgrade to version 63 there to close that out after reading those notes and
you will see your applications being installed here so people have asked all
their differences between the Chrome OS and the chromium OS well your apps play
everything else plays fine I did find a big difference though when I go to daily
motion dot-com and try to play in one of the videos let me demonstrate
so I'll try to play on this video here
and again an error message it says please update your browser or try
different one well I've tried updating the browser I get the same error
I even tried running different browsers you can install different browsers
within the chromium OS and all of them gave me the same error from this
operating system so unfortunately dailymotion doesn't work
as well as some of the Korean drama websites I tried but YouTube works as
well as your apps so let's try one of these apps here let's try cut the rope
let's change play and so the act plays
so let me see if screencastify works so we're testing the app called
screencastify to see if you'll record my desktop with the audio and the video
here and as you see it works fine there and this is the that system information
by the way so here's the name of the operating system chromium OS and other
information about it and now we're testing the webcam to see if the
operating system has access to the webcam again I'm using the screencastify
app and it looks like it's recording so wonderful so the only problem that we
saw was it didn't play dailymotion videos and some of the other Korean
dramas that I tried earlier well there you have it you now know how to install
the chromium OS right onto a Windows computer now I just want to emphasize
that you do want to test it first before actually installing it and making sure
that you don't have any bugs to worry about later on this video please give it
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thank you again and bye bye
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