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Many personal users, as well as education and enterprise still rely on Microsoft Office, orMicrosoft 365.
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Here’s what it’s crucial that you do.
This first method involves theExploreapp on your Chromebook.
punch this, and you’ll get some blurb, but also a magicSet upbutton.
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OneDrive will be added to the Files app and the Microsoft 365 web app will be installed for you.
This is certainly the easiest of the two methods.
The alternative method involves enabling a flag in Chrome OS to turn on the magic.
In Chrome, typechrome://flaginto the address bar.
In the search box punch in#upload-office-to-cloudto locate the flag.3.
SelectEnabledfrom the dropdown box.4.
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start your Chromebook to apply.
If you open Files then you’ll see nothing has changed.
The process is really straightforward and just involves following the on-screen prompts.
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Each step is shown in the gallery below.
Once it’s complete you’ll be asked if you want to move your Office files into OneDrive.
Microsoft 365 on Chrome OS will use OneDrive to handle files, which is understandable.
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Hit the remove button to make it go away.
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