How do I bypass admin security on the Lenovo Chromebook 300e 2nd MTK
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My chromebook has an admin on it, how do I remove it?
I’ve already beaten this horse into glue, which has since been dry for years. It can’t be done as it is based on the S/N of the Chromebook.
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you are incorrect lol
@ssgnova Do you have some actual knowledge to contribute, or do you just like telling people they're wrong? Put up or shut up.
@ssgnova Unless you can find a way to reset the S/N on the newer units (read: post "CR-48"), it can't be done... by ANYONE. The admin tie is in the cloud, tied to the S/N of the Chromebook. The write protect CLI plug is dead.
If it can be "hacked", it's EOL at this stage! I'm willing to acknowledge it can be done on "CR-48" ARM units (not how), but anything like the "CR-49" and newer generation units are locked down against the S/N CLI bypass.
from my understanding and after doing a bit of research it seems to be hardware locked to the bio's or something else. i have to look into what specifically holds the code that keeps the computers locked down.
@nick could you by chance simplfy that a tad bit. and possibly share any new info you've found
It'll depend on the ChromeOS version, kernel version but I'll assume your on the newest version and kernver 5 in which you'll need a flasher. Follow https://docs.mrchromebox.tech/docs/suppo... and flash the mrchromebox firmware. However you should first check compatibility using https://docs.mrchromebox.tech/docs/suppo.... Afterwards install chromiumOS, Brunch, FydeOS, ChromeOS Flex (not recommended to install ChromeOS Flex due to lack of android and dev mode) or any linux distro or Windows (if compatible).
However you should use any other compatible exploit depending on your version and downgrade accordingly using your kernver. You can search online for different deprovision exploits.
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