Users see a notification that lets them know their local data will be automatically deleted during rollback. For the restored ChromeOS version to take effect, devices need to restart, wipe, and re-enroll into your account.Consider setting up a test group and roll back a small number of devices before you roll back the ChromeOS version for a large organizational unit or your entire organization. Check to make sure that rolling back ChromeOS to the version you want solves the issue.For details, see Move a device to an organizational unit. Move the devices that you want to roll back into their own organizational unit.Or, for devices on the Long-term support candidate (LTC) or Long-term support (LTS) channel, you can roll back to the current version on those channels.
You can roll back to the 3 latest ChromeOS versions on the Stable channel, n-3, where n is the current stable release.By running earlier versions of ChromeOS, you’ll expose your users to known security issues. To make sure that users are protected by the latest security updates, we recommend that they use the latest ChromeOS version. For example, you might need to restore a previous ChromeOS version if your users’ critical apps don’t work properly after a version update. To work on any of these providers, you will need Git, Node.js, Google Chrome and Make installed.For administrators who manage ChromeOS devices for a business or school.Īs an admin, you can temporarily roll back ChromeOS to a previous version. There are many more providers we would like to implement, including Please refer to each provider's own readme for installation and usage instructions. They can be found in their respective directories with this repository. Authentication supported through access and secret key.Supports all read operations and all non-recursive write operations.Authentication not supported at this time.Supports all read and write operations.
Work has started on the following providers Providers that mount archive files like ZIP and RAR as file systems are considered to be separate category again and are not included in this repository: they are part of core Chromium. These connect to particular accounts on various proprietary cloud storage services like Dropbox and Amazon S3. These connect to arbitrary servers over a particular protocol, like WebDAV or FTP. They offer a way to access files stored on remote servers through the Files app, from a variety of sources. This repository contains various filesystem providers for Chrome OS.
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