“Is this Solid State Drive compatible with a Toshiba chromebook? And chrome operating system?”

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• It may be - it depends on what type of SSD is in your Chrome Book - if it is a 2.5 inch drive it'll work; if not, you'll need to opt for the PCIe version. You can get either a mSATA PCIe or a NVMe. NVMe is a bit faster and more costly. Google your model of Chrome Book and see if some one has info on it. Here's link from youtube, it's an acer yet the idea is basically the same. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9rKQVtEjNc Good luck!

  Answered by SteveF 7 years ago

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• Its pretty much compatible with anything

  Answered by Shyamus 7 years ago

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• Why wouldn’t it be compatible? Think of this as a usb flash drive, thumb drive, memory stick or whatever you may call them. The only difference is the much larger capacity and faster transfer speeds.

  Answered by Anonymous 7 years ago

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• Yes, you will need a osb or recovery drive to load the OS on there.

  Answered by Batkalark 7 years ago

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