Bypass/Delete/Unblock Enterprise Enrollment/Blocked Websites/Developer Mode on Any Chromebook

Introduction

This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide to bypassing enterprise enrollment and accessing blocked websites on any Chromebook. Whether you're trying to access restricted content or enable developer mode, these instructions will help you achieve that, even if your Chromebook has been updated. Please note that this method may not work on all versions due to updates.

Step 1: Download the Correct Recovery File

1. Visit the Recovery Files link: Go to this link to find the appropriate recovery image for your Chromebook model.
2. Identify your Chromebook model: Make sure to download the recovery image that matches your specific Chromebook model.

Step 2: Download Chromebook Recovery Utility

1. Install the Recovery Utility: Use a different computer (PC or Mac) to download the Chromebook Recovery Utility from the Chrome Web Store here.
2. Prepare your SD Card or USB Drive: Insert your SD card or USB drive into the computer.
3. Run the Utility: Open the Chromebook Recovery Utility and follow the prompts to select the recovery file you downloaded, and write it to your SD card or USB drive.

Step 3: Remove the White Protection Screw

1. Locate the screw: Find the white protection screw on your Chromebook. If you're unsure where it is, search for images specific to your Chromebook model online.
2. Remove the screw: Use a screwdriver to remove the white screw, which is usually located on the back cover of the Chromebook.

Step 4: Downgrade Your Chromebook with the Recovery File

1. Boot into recovery mode: Turn off your Chromebook, then hold down the ESC + Refresh (F4) + Power buttons simultaneously until you see the recovery screen.
2. Insert the SD card or USB drive: Connect the SD card or USB drive containing the recovery file.
3. Follow recovery prompts: Follow the on-screen instructions to downgrade your Chromebook using the recovery file.

Step 5: Enable Developer Mode

1. Enter Developer Mode: After downgrading, turn your Chromebook off, then hold down the ESC + Refresh (F4) + Power buttons until the recovery screen appears.
2. Skip verification: Press Ctrl + D to turn off OS verification. This will enable Developer Mode. Be aware that this process may take some time and will erase all local data.

Step 6: Change Your Serial Number and Product Serial Number

1. Access the terminal: Once in Developer Mode, press Ctrl + Alt + T to open the terminal.
2. Enter commands: Type the following commands, replacing 4000000000X with your desired serial number:

   chronos
   sudo su
   vpd -s "serial_number"=4000000000X
   vpd -s "Product_S/N"=4000000000
   dump_vpd_log --force
   dump_vpd_log --full --stdout
   

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can bypass enterprise enrollment and access blocked websites on your Chromebook. After completing the process, you can enjoy unrestricted browsing and the ability to enable developer mode for further customization. Remember that while you can return to normal mode after these adjustments, your Chromebook will have reset to a new state. Always proceed with caution and be aware of the potential implications of these actions in a school or work environment.