You want to run Windows apps seamlessly on your Chromebook. So let’s proceed from that starting point instead.
But isn’t swapping out operating systems an extreme solution to a much simpler problem? Because, when you think about it, the real goal of carrying out a Chromebook Windows installation is the ability to run Windows software, not Windows itself.
Or maybe you work in IT, and you have ambitions of getting an entire fleet of ChromeOS devices to run Windows instead. And if you can just figure out how to install Windows on that Chromebook, you believe you’ll achieve the perfect marriage of form and functionality. Here’s the scenario: You’ve got a Chromebook (or are thinking about getting one) and you’ve got a copy of Windows 10. To learn more, visit the ChromeOS Virtual App Delivery with Cameyo page here. But if you’re an organization/business that is looking to run Windows apps on Chromebooks, Cameyo is the only virtualization solution that is directly integrated into ChromeOS itself, and we’re here to help you. Before we get started, please note that one of the solutions discussed below (our solution, Cameyo) is a business solution only, and does not have a consumer product.
