Pscan on Chromebook
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This is the one I currently use for all diagnostic apps. it cost me next to nothing as it was given to me with a buggered hard drive, so I threw a new SSD (for reliability and robustness)in it and set it up with Windows 10 (it was originally built running 7) None of my personal data is kept on it, if and when it needs to go online it is protected by Avast (a free antivirus App) not that there is anything on this machine that would be of any interest or use to a malicious actor.
I've been using this for @ 5 or so years, with out any drama. It's small enough to easily use and carry in the car.
It's also amusing to see the look on spectators faces when they see I'm using a "Ferrari" laptop for diagnosing my MG, Ford or whatever.
"Keep calm, relax, focus on the problem & PULL THE BLOODY TRIGGER"
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Otherwise, delete ChromeOS completely and replace with a very lite Linux distribution. Google is your friend to help you do that.
I'm using an ancient Acer EePC netbook and it's much, much easier to have in the car than a full sized laptop. Good luck.
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as ever,
Rob
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if you used Windows version of the pscan, then you skipped the step where you should Install the device driver?
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