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About Chromebooks
| Using a managed Chromebook
If you use a Chromebook as part of an organization, such as at work or school, your Chromebook might be managed by your network administrator. This means that things like printers, apps, extensions, and organization policies may already be set up for you.
How can I tell if my Chromebook is being managed?This is likely the case if you received your Chromebook from a supervisor or IT rep, rather than purchasing it yourself.To be sure, look at the sign-in screen: On a managed Chromebook, the text "Managed by your_domain_name" appears in tiny text next to the Chrome OS version number at the bottom left of the screen. If instead you purchased your Chromebook yourself and it came in its own box, your Chromebook probably isn't being managed and this article doesn't apply. What's different about using a managed Chromebook?When you sign in to your work or school account on a managed Chromebook, you might notice that some things are already set up for you, while a few features might not be available. In most cases, these differences apply only for that account—not when you're signed in to a personal Google Account.Here's what might be different in your work or school account:
Also, these features in the
 > Tools menu might be disabled in your work or school account:
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