Audio or sound is not working on your Samsung Chromebook

If your Chromebook's operating system (OS) isn't working properly, you can recover it. You will need to use a USB drive or SD card with at least 8GB of free space for your recovery media. However, once the recovery media has been created, the storage device can't be used normally until it has been formatted by the recovery utility.

If your Chromebook is crashing and freezing, there are a few things you can try before going directly to a factory reset. Refreshing your Chrome browser, closing all your opened tabs, and uninstalling problematic programs can help get your device running again.

There are a few factors that can affect your Chromebook’s performance, such as the device’s age or using a large number of programs at once. If your Chromebook is lagging, you can try closing some active programs and then checking for available updates.

If you’re having trouble streaming content on your Chromebook, there are a few things you can try. Rebooting your Chromebook, using Incognito mode in Chrome, and signing in as a guest may help resolve the issue.

If you are encountering issues with your Chromebook crashing, freezing, or lagging, there are some quick fixes you can try. For instance, refreshing your Chrome browser, uninstalling recent apps or programs, and checking for available updates can help keep your device running smoothly.